Welcome to Far From: for lovers of slow, atmospheric & remote travel
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I’m Nick, a writer and photographer here to share my love of the journey - both inner and outer - and the belief that how we travel matters—not just where.
A glance across the internet suggests the globe has shrunk, that tourists have blanketed every corner and nothing remains to astonish us – but this is illusion.
Much of the world is still overlooked and under‑imagined. Beyond the digital noise, travel still offers the chance to learn, to unlearn, and to rediscover a sense of wonder, if we know where, and how to look.
Where to start
If you’ve just joined me, I recommend starting with these past favourites to get a feel for the rhythm:
Going ‘Full Walden’ on a Scottish Island
Off-grid and Off-line at Cragaig Bothy on the Isle of Ulva
Tibet’s Forgotten Kingdom
In Search of Magic & Mystery in remote Nangchen County, Tibet
Three Glasses
Nothing about Tuareg tea is hurried, and nothing about it needs to be explained.
Going Analog in America
Two months in the USA with Rolleiflex camera
More about me:
My work has appeared in Magazines such as Geographical, The Royal Photographic Society Journal, SUITCASE, JRNY and others.
I have an MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography and have received recognition from the Sony World Photography Awards, The Royal Photographic Society, Arles Open Walls, and IPA Awards.
I’ve been artist in reduce at JOYA in Spain, La Wakaya in the Atacama Desert and the Montello Foundation in Nevada.