A campervan trip to South Wales travelling with a camera.  There is beauty around ever corner here. So many highlights in a short space of time.  Check out my Annie Wilcox Photography page for my daily…

I had never heard of Scotland’s NC500 when travelling with a camera.  Turns out, it was launched 3 years ago and a fellow ‘campervanner’ mentioned it to me 6 weeks ago. A quick read up…

Whitstable is famous for its native oysters. These were collected from Roman times until the mid 20th century. Whitstable Harbour remains fully working with several eateries selling fresh seafood including the Whitstable Oyster. Here you…

Reculver Country Park on the Kent coast covers 26 hectares and is home to a large collection of plants and wildlife. The park also hosts the imposing twin towers of the medieval church ruins which…

Poland is such a fascinating country and steeped in history. Here’s what I found out about Bydgoszcz from photographing the city: Marian Adam Rejewski was born here and instrumental in the decryption of Enigma messages….

Travelling with a camera to Luang Prabang I can see why it is officially described as the best-preserved city in Southeast Asia. Unusually, the whole city was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995….

If history is your thing, Gozo has a fascinating one which can be traced back to 5000BC. Many have been here, the Romans, Arabs, Europeans, Knights of St John and the English to name a…

I couldn’t pass Modena by, the birth place of Enzo Ferrari, without stopping by the Museo Enzo Ferrari (museum).  A great photo opportunity when travelling with a camera. I must admit, I had never heard of ‘Motor Valley’….