Matt Feldman Photography
From a night of rain, food, and a mad dash around the city to capture as many good shots as possible during a short layover, the streaks and…
Cold water after a long and difficult hike to the top of Cerro Chato, a dormant volcano near La Fortuna, Costa Rica. The proportions made me think of Mark…
Saturday afternoon on a quiet street in the Centrum.
The masterpiece of 20th century residential architecture.
A nearby park from the 25th floor of my hotel.
The Coves of La Jolla on a cloudy summer day.
Part of the fishing fleet in Cape Town’s waterfront harbour.
One of the small cargo haulers in Cape Town’s harbour.
Midnight at the Louvre.
Shooting off into the Atlantic on a rainy day.
The swamp by the side of the road.
Pier 57 on a foggy afternoon, seen from the High Line Park
When I originally edited my New Zealand trip galleries, the Milford Sound portion of the trip made for some difficult decision making. There were just too many amazing…
On the pier at Big Bay.
Looking northwest onto Georgian Bay.
Six months ago today I began this post-a-day photoblog project. Reflecting back from the halfway mark, it has been challenging and fun, and has forced me to sharpen the critical eye I cast upon my work.
Georgian Bay with Griffith Island in the background.
Quiet surf against the flat rocks of Georgian Bay.
The port of Owen Sound is a gateway for grain moving east from the prairies, and goods and people moving west. This empty freighter is used to haul…
After the last several posts from Toronto, the opposite of the city. Looking north on Georgian Bay.
Mont Saint Michel, France
A young woman pumps water from Likalawe’s well.
Taken during my ill-fated attempt at a timelapse photography using a tripod mounted on a moving kayak. At least I kept the boat upright and my glasses on my…
June is one of the few months that the San Diego area sees clouds, cold and even rain, and my short visit had all of the above. It…
I’m still considering just how to process this shot, and if it even belongs here. I go back and forth between this and a B&W version, but I…
Winning the prize for Most Stunningly Modern and Attractive Metro System is Athens, an achievement that would normally be fabulous. Except in Athens, it is a subway system designed to deliver passengers around a disgustingly rancid hellholeish cesspool of a city.
Set on an emerald blue lake, surrounded by the gentle mountains that mark the beginning of the Julian Alps, Bled has been a tourist favourite for decades. About a hundred decades, in fact, as the resort town of 5000 people is celebrating its thousandth year.
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