Kamran On Bike – Around the World Bicycle Touring Blog

“Ricardo knows that my Spanish isn’t good, but I don’t need to say a lot. All I want to say is that I love you with all my heart and that I will always love you!” says Johnny.
“Johnny, the love I feel for you is endless,“ replies Ricardo after a pause....

I see a swami talking to an indigenous man in colourful regalia—a Christian priest shaking hands with a Sikh—a rabbi talking about the need to overcome the ongoing Islamophobia—and a Muslim scholar condemning the recent terrorist attack on a synagogue...

Some 2,000 years after the Blackfoot people first inhabited the Calgary area, one of their descendants has set up a Mohkinstsis Camp in the Calgary downtown, right next to the largest court facility in Canada.
The modern history of Calgary begins in the 19th century when John Glenn became the first European to settle in Calgary in 1873, but the earliest evidence of indigenous people occupation in Calgary goes back some 11,000 years when the Canadian Shield...

What does it mean to “be alpha”? How did a personal journey turn into a way of life? Does photography have the power to redefine the purpose of someone’s life? And why is it important to have a purpose in life after all?
A cyclist photographer takes a look back and connects the dots in his life....