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Not seeing in order to see
A trip to a “Public Convenience” in England reveals that sometimes we see best when we’re forced to see in a different way.
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A different look at Brugge
Seeing one place, like Brugge, Belgium, in a different light helps you to then see the whole world anew.
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Look closely
Want to see, really see, a large familiar place in a new way? Stop looking at it as one big thing and start seeing the details that make it special.
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Turn around
When everyone else looks one direction at the popular sights, you may have a more meaningful experience by simply turning around and looking the other way.
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Looking on the inside
Next time you want to see a place in a new way, don’t just look at the outside. Look inside. Even in places you didn’t think you could…
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Looking beyond what you see
As I discovered photographing the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, sometimes the best way to see something is to look beyond (or in front of) what you actually see.
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Start before you leave
Why wait until your destination to start looking for wonder on a trip? It may be closer than you think but you have to be present and prepared to see it.