While in last week’s Photography II class — taught by New York City’s PhotoUno Photography School — we learned about how our cameras are calibrated …
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Immersive Travel: Your Ultimate Guide To Japanese Culture
Interested in traveling to Japan? Culture-enthusiasts should read on, as Japanese-American travel blogger Kimi Sugiyama of Sushiyama Travels tells us about her experience of getting to …
Epicurious Experiences At Sea Aboard The World’s Most Eco-Friendly Ship
In December 2014, the Hapag-Lloyd Cruises will launch their EUROPA 2 vessel for the first time in North America. I was lucky enough to be …
Behind The Lens: A Guide To Shooting Sharper Images, Fine Tuning Exposure And Setting Your Custom White Balance
“Hello. My name is Jessica and I am a travel and lifestyle photographer. Through this class I hope to learn how to take everyday objects …
Are You A Responsible Tourism Operator Or Hotel? We Want To Know!
Here at Epicure & Culture, we’re obsessed with responsible tourism. Along with launching a Responsible Tourism Twitter Chat (#RTTC) this summer, we’re putting together a …
These Voluntourism Companies Help Travelers Give Back While Still Enjoying Their Vacation
While many people think of travel as a time to pursue their own relaxation and enjoyment, it can also be a great opportunity to give …
Behind The Lens: Mastering Your Camera’s Manual Mode And Tackling Tricky Lighting Situations
For those with a DSLR — or Digital Single Lens Reflex — in auto mode, it’s time to learn how to take the pictures YOU …
Food, Culture And How To Go Beyond The Tourist Trail In Honolulu, Hawaii
Looking to travel to Honolulu, Hawaii? Local travel and food writer Malia Yoshioka of Shoyu Sugar dishes on food trends, how Honolulu compares to the …
The Surprising Fuk Tak Chi Temple In Singapore
The Fuk Tak Chi Temple in Singapore is a small building tucked between old shop houses along Telok Ayer Street. ‘Telok Ayer’ roughly translates into …
Hold The Pork: Vegetarian-Friendly Finds In Portugal’s Land Of Meat And Fish
Traveling to Portugal, the world’s fourth highest fish consumer per capita and a land of avid meat-eaters, can be intimidating for vegetarians like myself. Asking …