Hi. I’m Maria. I studied photography at Falmouth University. Now I take photos for a living and I also take photos of the world around me for fun.
What’s the deal with the atlas? For my fifth birthday, my mum bought me one as tall as me. I pored over maps and statistics and dreamed of seeing the reality with my own eyes. I didn’t think I ever would, but here we are. Now I’m sharing my photos and travel tips so others like five year-old me can decide what they want to see and how to make it happen.
LATEST POSTS
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When Green Day in Vienna ended with me in hospital
When I went to see Green Day at the Wiener Stadthalle, I was not expecting the trip to end in a hospital.
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Welcome to Paradise: My Tour of the Bay Area’s Green Day Landmarks & History
The stories and photos from my tours of the Bay Area’s Green Day history and landmarks.
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The trip and disposable camera that made me want to become a photographer
On a primary school trip to the Peak District, my grandpa sent me off with a disposable camera, and I can definitely blame that camera and trip for the path I chose.
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Is Jakarta worth visiting?
A guide to help you decide whether or not Jakarta is worth visiting, featuring some tips and things to see and do.
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Things to see in Los Angeles that you might like, even if you think you’re not an LA person
Things you might enjoy in LA even if you don’t care about celebrities and theme parks.
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A 1-day itinerary of 20 free things to see in Nottingham, England
This itinerary will give you a good feel of Nottingham without spending a penny.
Atlas and a Camera 