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Photographs by Emory Hall Photography, taken across Nepal. We interviewed Emory for our latest interview, you can read it here: http://roam-magazine.co/interview/interview-emory-hall/

NEW: In our latest post on ROAM, we interview the wonderful Emory Hall Photography. We chat to her about her work, her connection to Nepal, and how spirituality plays an important role in her creative life. We think you'll love this one (and her work!)

Finding Connection: An Interview with Storyteller Emory Hall - ROAM Magazine ROAM Magazine speaks to photographer and storyteller Emory Hall about her experiences documenting the cultures of India and Nepal.

NEW: An Analogue view of Essaouira, Morocco. Some inspiration for the perfect autumn trip.

Maybe Tomorrow | An Analogue view of Essaouira, Morocco - roam Analogue photpgrapher Cindy Ruch travels to the dreamy, seaside town of Essaouira, Morocco. Here she finds a slow pace of life, and an photographers dream.

In our latest post, we travel to the city of Istanbul, a place which blends tradition and modernity, Europe and the Middle East. It's one of our favourite cities to explore, and in our guide, we highlight some of the best cultural sites, vegetarian eateries and traditional areas waiting to be explored!

http://roam-magazine.co/guide/istanbul-turkey/

Photos and words by Annapurna Mellor Photography

Where Asia meets Europe: A Guide to Istanbul, Turkey - ROAM Magazine In this guide, we take you to Istanbul, Turkey, one of the world's best cities. Through the sites, food, culture and people, we show you the best spots.

NEW POST: Finding your place in Chaos | A Photo Essay from Mumbai India by Sarah Witt

In our latest post, Sarah Witt explores the bustling city of Mumbai in analogue photographs, while writing about her experience of the chaos and order of the streets.

Finding your place in Chaos | Mumbai, India - roam by Sarah Witt On the express highway that crosses the city of Mumbai, endless lines of cars spit out the resigned annoyance of their drivers in the form of a grey smelling smoke. Right beneath them, between the concrete columns that support the highway, a terrible battle rages. At the intersection o...

NEW: Across Asia in 1997 | A rediscovery of forgotten film.

We adore the latest article on ROAM, contributed by Dutch photographer Rick Stolk Photography who re-discovered these photographs taken on a trip across Asia in 1997.

The results are a walk into what it was like to travel the world in 1997, before the internet, mobile phones, Instagram...

Across Asia in 1997 | A Re-Discovery of Forgotten Film - roam In 1997, photographer Rick Stolk travelled across Asia with a film camera. Some 22 years later, he rediscovers this forgotten film and gives us a unique insight into travelling in Asia before the internet and digital photography.

NEW: We explore the diners, colours and neon lights of Route 66 towns in New Mexico with the wonderful Simone Anne. Her vibrant photographs will have you yearning for an American road trip.

Embracing Light & Colour on Route 66 | New Mexico, USA - roam Photographer Simone Anne explores the neon signs and kitch diners of Route 66. Her photography captures a sense of nostalgia in this iconic part of the USA.

We have a few new things to share with you which we've published over the last few weeks. First is this account of the Chadar Trek in Ladakh, Northern India.

Hajra Ahmad's photos capture the light and monks of these mountains and show us a completely different side of India to the colours and holy cities we normally see.

The Landscapes & Cultures of the Chadar Trek | Ladakh, India - roam The Chadar Trek in the Zanskar region of Ladakh, India is one of the countries most breathtaking hikes. Our contributor photographs the cultures and views.

NEW: Our latest post on ROAM takes you to the beautiful city of Hiroshima, a destination often missed off Japan itineraries. Melanie Rees captures the local life and peacefulness of the city in dreamy film.

Photographing Hiroshima: Peace, Parks, People & City - roam by Melanie Rees When I found out I was spending three days in Hiroshima I wasn’t sure what to make of it. I didn’t know much about the city, other than its history in WWII and its stance as a peace memorial to the negative side of humanity. I had already spent about two weeks in Japan and had a ...

NEW: The Ultimate Christmas Gift Guide for Travellers!

Travellers can be tricky people to buy for but don't worry, we've come up with 9 amazing gifts they're gonna love. Including eco-friendly toiletries, offbeat guidebooks, craft projects which give back and unforgettable experiences around the world.

9 Perfect 9 Perfect Christmas Gifts for Travellers - ROAM Magazine ROAM Magazine finds the Perfect Christmas Gifts for Travellers, including unique experiences, ways to reduce plastic when travelling and artisan crafts.

Oman, a place of beauty. We love these shots captured by Cecilia Foissard, taken from our latest post on ROAM.

See more here: http://roam-magazine.co/middle-east/oman-middle-east/an-ode-to-beauty-photographing-oman/

NEW: Photographing Oman with Cecilia Foissard.

Cecilia captures the Wadi's, cities and coastlines of this beautiful and often unseen country.

An Ode to beauty | Photographing Oman - ROAM Magazine Oman is often overlooked by it's glitzy neighbours, but as our photographer finds - it's a country soaked in beauty and just waiting to be explored.