The Guardian’s Travel Section had a cool post today about a new photo exhibit being pout on by the Royal Geographic Society that offers up “Portraits of Adventure”. The exhibit, which consists of more than 60 photos, is on display starting today and runs through the 3rd of August at the Royal Geographic Society building in London and is free to the public.
The Guardian posted a gallery of eight examples of what you’ll find, one of which I’ve linked to below. Stunning images for sure.
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What great shots. Thanks for the link.
The examples in the gallery are all beautiful. I wish I were that great of a photographer. I’d love to be able to see the rest of the exhibit as well.