Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Kaledo Art
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Andulka
Jules of Nature
Product Placement
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TVSTRANGERTHINGS
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Cosimo Galluzzi
JBB: An Artblog!
Kiana Khansmith
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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sheepfilms
Misplaced Lens Cap
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I was aware of the struggles a big city brings and I haven’t changed my mind about living in a big city, but it is a work in mental, emotional progress to get used to a city that requires a wholly different mindset to navigate and fit in.
Kate, Stories from the Road
our newest feature, photo journal, is off to a grand start with these photos of Hoi An // take a peek
Prague, baby // check out our new guide now
Moving, be it down the street or across the world, is a welcome change. Every new bedroom, hallway, apartment, house, is a new, fresh start, a chance to see things a little differently, to set up your room differently. That new neighborhood is a new place to explore. There are unfamiliar reading spots, parks, coffee shops, waiting for you to discover them. It allows you to shake up your life, even just a little bit.
Shannon, August, Stories from the Road
Imagine this. Living in Paris. Sitting on your pretty balcony while wearing an oversized rope and sipping red wine. Fresh greens. Green tea. Big white silk bed sheets. Facemasks. Handsome men in suits. Facetiming your friends late at night. Dark chocolate. Smiling at strangers. Hot baths. Inner peace. Healthy face.
Gallettes au sucre, anyone? // Today’s mini guide has you covered. http://atlasaddict.net/perouges/
hi friends! we’ve been gone a little while, but we’re back, and better than ever.
some news:
-our site has relaunched, and we’re in the process of re-releasing all of our city guides, better than before.
-the first issue, “The Things We Carry” is in the final stages of design and we’ll be revealing our cover later this week
-we are still, as always, looking for contributors! Come work with us and share your photos + words
“The new year probably has sparked some travel resolutions within you: I will snorkle with the coral reefs in the Pacific. I will visit my friend in Argentina. I will become more adventurous in my own neighborhood. You probably started with great furor. You made a Pinterest board, bought a guide book, and cast a grand plan to your best friend over coffee about how great it will be.This is gonna be my year, you think to yourself.But then the slow fade begins. You get busy and that goal doesn’t seem so shiny. You’ve seen your bank account after the holidays, your car breaks down, and a myriad of other excuses litter on your goal. The beginning of February always seem like a death march for those sweet dreams we had around resolution time”
--talking about resolutions + traveling on Atlas Addict’s Stories from the Road.
Mallorca is beautiful + we’re in love, okay?
Barbara’s travel guide is live
“In the morning, we loaded up our car and headed north to Idaho, and then further still to Montana. The views were extraordinary, practically overwhelming in both their novelty and scale. With each new town, and with every evolution of the landscape outside our car windows, I felt the same stirring in my heart that I felt when we first stepped off the plane. The west was beautiful. Infinite skies of the bluest blue framed by endless fields, cattle grazing, wild grasses dancing in the western wind. Then suddenly mountains: great, towering peaks, some still dotted with the vestiges of winter, all grander and vaster than anything I had ever imagined.”
-Devinne Zadravec | Stories from the Road
A “mid-sized” city full of ancient treasures, Luoyang is not to be missed.
Our mini-guide, here
WANTED: ARTISTS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, WRITERS
Atlas Addict Quarterly is an up and coming travel website and soon to be independent magazine. We share honest, beautiful stories about life on and off the road--and we’re looking for contributors! Email [email protected] for more info.
Living in that tension is bittersweet. It’s hard, it’s messy, and sometimes, you don’t make the right call about what you’re willing to sacrifice in order to say yes. The walk is different for everyone. It’s the beautiful thing about being alive-tomorrow is a new day to say yes to travel, to adventure, and explore what makes you feel alive. May this your year to say yes to wherever you’re journey takes you.
Alysha, December: Year of Saying Yes
Looking for some New Year’s Resolutions? Social Media Editor Devinne shares hers on our blog
Yet I also can’t help but think of the possibilities. I could move anywhere, do anything, see everything. There’s something freeing about having no limits, and my plans may end here, in three days, but my future remains to be seen, and it’s getting more exciting every minute.
Kate Klassa, Feeling Limitless
“ All I wanted were those amazing humans, who knew exactly what I was thinking, shared my humor, could speak to me with a single look. I missed having relationships that had been cultivated over years, instead of months.”
Managing Editor Shannon on the “homesickness homestretch”
http://www.atlasaddict.net/december-the-homestretch/
Headed to Spain? We’ve got you covered // 6 city guides and recs. from a local for Madrid in our newest travel guide
