I am happy to be recognized with four more NATJA awards (North American Travel Journalists Association) for my photography for the seventh year in a row.
Thank you NATJA.
Life is a patchwork of experiences
I am happy to be recognized with four more NATJA awards (North American Travel Journalists Association) for my photography for the seventh year in a row.
Thank you NATJA.
I am pleased to announce that I once again received three more NATJA (North American Travel Journalists Association ) awards for the sixth year in a row. The majority of other winners were contributors to such renowned publications as Conde Nest Traveler, National Geographic Traveler and Travel and Leisure, so I am especially humbled to be one of the few bloggers to be recognized for the quality of my content.
Thank you NATJA.
Here are the links to the awarded content:
How to Visit Mt. Athos, Greece – Even If You Are Female
One Day in Cartagena – A Colorful, Independent Cruise Excursion
Waiting to Make A Dollar in Cartagena
Thank you to everyone who continues to read and support my content.
Rose
Thrilled to get three more North American Travel Journalists Association awards for writing and photography for the fifth year in a row. I am honored to be one of the few bloggers to be recognized in this year’s NATJA competition with most of the wins going to the big travel publications and websites like Travel and Leisure, National Geographic Traveler, and the Matador Network.
Here are the links to my winning entries:
Release Your Inner Jackie O On A Luxury Sailing Holiday in Greece
Baltimore Inner harbor Reflection
Thank you to everyone who continues to follow and like my stories and photos.
Rose
Once again, for the fourth year in a row NATJA has recognized my work with awards for both writing and photography.
The 2020 NATJA competition was especially competitive since there was no longer a distinction between print and online categories. So this year, I was going head to head with writers and photographers from long established publications like the Washington Post, the New York Times and Conde Nest Traveler, which makes these awards all that much more meaningful to me.
Here are the links to this year’s winning entries:
Boomer Adventure on a Burgundy Canal Barge Cruise
Thank you NATJA for once again recognizing my work and thank you to everyone that continues to follow and read my blog. Here’s hoping to renewing all our travel adventures again this year.
Rose
My recent article on keeping up one of our holiday traditions at Longwood Gardens.
In my recent article for Travel World International Magazine I share how our family will be able to continue one family tradition this year at Longwood Gardens in the Brandywine Valley of southeastern Pennsylvania: Continuing a Family Tradition at Longwood Gardens
Thanks for visiting
Rose
Thank you once again to the North America Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) for recognizing my stories and photos with awards of excellence in the 2019 competition.
This year I received four awards: two Silvers in photography categories, a Bronze in a writing category and an Honorable Mention in a photo category. I am thrilled to be among winners from National Geographic Traveler, The New York Times, The Washington Post and Travel + Leisure along with many established bloggers.
The links to this years winning entries are listed below.
I am particularly proud of this award as the first place gold medal winner was National Geographic Traveler. Can’t complain about coming in second to them.
25 Sahara Desert Photos to Inspire Your Next Visit
Athletics and Tradition Play Together at the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics
On the Frontline of Conservation – Changing the “OR” to “AND”
Thank you NATJA for once again rewarding my work and thank you to everyone who continues to come back to my site to read my content.
Rose
How to experience spring in the Brandywine Valley gardens.
I absolutely love spring in the Brandywine Valley of southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware. At this time of year I don’t need to travel because I am surrounded by some of the most beautiful gardens in the country. Starting in March and continuing nonstop through May, the gardens that were formerly part of DuPont family estates glow in a riot of vibrant colors as a succession of blooms brighten the landscape and my spirits with them.
You can read my article about spring in the historic Brandywine Valley in the most recent issue of Travel World International magazine.
You can see more spring garden photos in my post Tip Toe through the Tulips-A Colorful Collection of Spring Garden Photos at Longwood Gardens.
Thanks for visiting.
Rose
Once again this year, the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) has recognized my work on this website in their annual awards competition.
Last year, in 2017, my new website received a bronze and three Finalist recognitions. This year, the 2018 competition recognized my work in eight different categories, rewarding both my writing and photography. I am honored to be in the company of winning journalists, writers and photographers from publications such as National Geographic Traveler, The New York Times, and the Washington Post, as well as many seasoned travel bloggers.
The links to this year’s winning submissions are listed below.
The Hiroshima Peace Park – A Continuing Classroom For Peace
Camping Like a Vanderbilt – The Illusion of Roughing it at Camp Sagamore
Hunting for Gold in Colorado – Aspen Gold
PhotoPOSTcard: A Study in Contrasts
PhotoPOSTcard: Reflecting on a Perfect Morning in Istanbul
PhotoPOSTcard: Can You Count to One Million?
Photo Essay: Washington D.C. in Black and White
PhotoPOSTcard: The Dogs of Istanbul
Thank you NATJA for validating the quality of my work and for the continuing support. Thank you also to all those of you that keep coming back to read my stories and look at my photos.
Rose
I was thrilled to learn today that NATJA – the North American Travel Journalists Association – recognized four of the stories and photos from this website in their annual award competition.
With a field of over 1000 entries, and gold medalists such as National Geographic Traveler as well as some of the best respected travel bloggers in the industry, I am humbled that some of my stories and photos were included in this group of winners. I am especially inspired by these four wins since my site was only 5 months old when I submitted my entries.
Thank you NATJA for the recognition and the implied encouragement that comes with these wins to keep on traveling and writing and photographing about my experiences.
Here are my winning entries:
Luxury Without Murder on the Orient Express
On the Trail of Dale Chihuly – A Day in Tacoma, Washington
Photo Essay – The Louvre as Art
PhotoPOSTcard: A Peaceful Perspective on the Eiffel Tower
Thank you NATJA and thank you to all of you that keep coming back to read about my experiences. And Congratulations to all the other winners.
Rose Palmer