Baby burro Arizona

Baby Burro just about falling asleep

December 3, 2022

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Baby Burro in Arizona I think that we all agree that baby animals are nice, but I found this one especially cute and adorable 🙂 It’s a wild baby burro/donkey, and he was dozing off to sleep on the sand of the road. I saw this scene in Oatman, Arizona – a very touristic Wild …

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Frosted fence by the lake - Art print by Tatiana Travelways

Frosted fence by the lake

December 2, 2022

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I photographed this frosted fence by the lake in a beautiful morning of October. At that time I happened to in Prince Eduard County, Ontario. Check my post on travelways.com for the whole story on my October morning by the lake. This beautiful place made me step out of my comfort zone, to take some …

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Polar Bear at Bellagio, Las Vegas

Christmas in Las Vegas

November 26, 2022

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When it comes to Christmas in Las Vegas, the best place to see and feel it is at Bellagio Hotel. Inside the Gardens and Conservatory, at wintertime you can sense the magic of the holidays. I’ve the displays for several years and I really think they can make wonderful art prints to enjoy. I have …

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Winter globes Ontario

Neighborhood Winter Fruits

November 25, 2022

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These are winter fruits aren’t they? It’s a scene I noticed in a Canadian neighborhood during the winter holidays. I found it to be quite different and unusual, so I immediately snapped the shot. Deeply in my head it  instantly appeared as a black and white image with selective coloring. … and here it is: …

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Spanish Pink Rose

Spanish Pink Rose

November 24, 2022

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There are many types of roses and they are all beautiful – right? To be honest I have no idea if this was a Spanish rose or not. I took this photography in Andalusia, Spain, thus the title of the picture 🙂 There were several roses in that garden and I photographed a few… What …

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Traditional aboriginal Canadian ornaments

Native American Turtle Hair Ornament

November 21, 2022

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Native American Turtle Hair Ornament Turtle symbolism The turtle has a lot of significance in Native American cultures. For them it represents strength and fertility. Similarly, they believe that it has the potent power of defying death. Some consider the American continent as being the Turtle Island, yet to be discovered. – True or not, …

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Turkey bird stylized art

Thanksgiving Celebration

November 20, 2022

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While the intent of the Thanksgiving celebration was to express gratitude to God, today it has less of religious significance.As we know, in North America and several other countries in the World people are celebrating this day at autumn season. The tradition is still mainly related to the abundance of food at the harvest time, …

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Festive red Poinsettia art print

Festive Red Poinsettia for the Winter Holidays

November 18, 2022

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The festive red Poinsettia is part of the traditional decorations at the winter holidays, and along with the ornamented Christmas tree, it warms up our hearts and brighten our spirits.* Poinsettia is also called the Christmas Star, because of it’s beautiful shape. I took this photo of a red poinsettia winter decoration in Las Vegas …

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First Snow, Leaves and Light art print

First Snow, Leaves and Sunshine

November 12, 2022

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In Canada (and not only), November is the time of the first snow and the start of the cold season. The beautiful autumn colors start to disappear and the white takes place. The beginning of November though, is not that bad. Some leaves can still be seen, especially in nice sunny days. There is a …

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Day of the Dead Mexico, candy and Tequila display

Day of the Dead Mexico with Candy and Tequila

November 1, 2022

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The Day of the Dead – Día de los Muertos,  is a Mexican celebration somehow similar to Halloween in the English/Celtic culture. It’s about remembering deceased people, but in a way that eliminates sadness and sorrow. Mexicans believe that this celebration brings the disappeared souls close to living people making the communication possible. In Mexico, the …

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