Travels Abroad
"The country of the tourist pamphlet always is another country, an embarrassing abstraction of the desirable that, thank God, does not exist on this planet, where there are always ants and bad smells and empty Coca-Cola bottles to keep the grubby finger-print of reality upon the beautiful." - Nadime Gordimer
"Sometimes going to school is no different than visiting another country, in both cases, you are out of the reach of the Consititution." -- Source Unknown.
Latest Items -- Mordac.org is the web-site of Dan Schultz, an independent photographer now living in Seattle.
IberiaSketches of Spain and Portugal...17 days on the Iberian peninsula.
Travels Abroad
Costa Rica10 days of beaches, jungles and roads in Costa Rica on our honeymoon. Jun 13, 2008.
IberiaSketches of Spain and Portugal...17 days on the Iberian peninsula. May 30, 2007.
ArubaPalm trees, cactus, and all the beaches. Dec 28, 2006.
PeruPhotos from Peru... Macchu Picchu, the Inka Trail, and festivals in Cuzco. Dec 19, 2005.
London 2004A few days in London....The Pogues in Brixton, Dark Streets, London Eye, Shakespeare's Globe, Leeds Castle, Dover, Canterbury Cathedral, Westminster, Whitehall, and Trafalgar Square. Dec 21, 2004.
Whistler and VancouverPhotos from downtown Vancover, Chinatown, Stanley Park, the Sea-to-Sky Highway, and Whistler Mountain. Oct 5, 2004.
MontrealCity shots, Rue Crescent, La Joute Fountain, Peel Pub, and abstract street photos. Jun 30, 2004.
GreeceThe Acropolis and Athens; ruins at Delphi, Vergina, and Delos; Mount Olympus, and Thessaloniki. Aug 31, 2003.
MykonosA Few Days in Mykonos, or The Island Rule. Aug 29, 2003.
Europe 20022 Guys, 2 Girls, 5 Countries, 10 Days... much drink, many trains, lots of photographs. Jul 6, 2002.
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