Jamie Chung has been busy recently with photography appearing in several recent publications. Chung’s work appears in issues of Time, Condé Nast Traveler, V Man, and on the cover of Bloomberg Businessweek.
Read more about Jamie Chung’s recent editorial photography
Condé Nast Traveller’s October issue is dedicated to “The Best Travel Experiences in the World”. The 2010 Readers’ Travel Awards issue features what to do in India, the Alps, Sicily, Hong Kong, and Brazil. Matthew Hranek took the journey down the Atlantic seaboard of Bahia, Brazil – far from the usual tourist calls of São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro.
The trip starts in Fazenda da Lagoa, a remote hotel that Patrick Marnham declares as “the ideal retreat for an antisocial writer.” In order to get to Fazenda da Lagoa, one must drive a few hours south of Piracanga. The roads are daunting, and the only direct access to the hotel is via a small wooden jetty. Once there, guests can stroll through the serene resort barefoot while enjoying the beach, forest, lagoon, or mangrove swamps.
See more of Brazil with Matthew Hranek
Writer Nick Fraser finds himself pleasantly surprised by the unmeasured beauty and elegance of Vietnam and Cambodia for the July 2010 issue of Condé Nast Traveller UK. Family history and urgings from restaurateur Brian McNally bring him to the two southeast Asian countries as he explores Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phnom Penh, and more. Michael Turek follows in his footsteps, spending a week in unexplored territory scaling rooftops and trudging ankle-deep in fields to illustrate Fraser’s journey.
Discover more of Michael Turek’s time in Vietnam and Cambodia
