Bits by Slavito (page 9)

Knowing that I am now based in Montreal you, of course, expect me to send in aesthetically pleasing images of Notre-Dame Basilica, the statue of Admiral Nelson or, should worse come to worse, the Palais des Congrès. And I am just going to be different and difficult, once again...

Read the rest of: "Postcard From Montreal: La Cité"»

As we all know, the key to having a great time while traveling is preparing yourself with just the right amount of information and leaving everything else to good luck and inspiration.

If you stumbled upon this site while doing reasearch for your upcoming trip to NYC, you are already in luck. Beacause not only can you find some useful information here, but you can learn how not to look or behave like a tourist (even if you are). By looking and behaving local, you can have much more fun in the city and avoid most unpleasantries.

Read the rest of: "How to Not Be A Tourist in NYC"»

I wish I could show you more of the PPG skycraper - one of Pittsburgh's landmarks, but unfortunately, an over-zealous security guard chased me away - apparently, photographing internationally known landmarks is becoming somewhat illegal in the United States

He said I could still photograph friends in front of the building, as long as not too much of the building was in the picture. I believe, the technical term here is "retarded".

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One of the things I like about walking around Manhattan is that you can find strange art pieces all over. You just have to pay attention and keep asking yourself - should this thing be there?

Read the rest of: "Postcard from New York: Street Art"»

I usually shun all things theatrical, but knowing the reputation of the "Madagascar Institute" as skilled masters of urban chaos, I couldn't afford to miss last Saturday's "Broadway Style" show.

Read the rest of: "Madagascar, Broadway Style"»