Visited Planet photojournalism

Visited Planet photojournalism Visited Planet is a digital image database containing documentary lifestyle photos from 50+ nations

Visited Planet has been designed with an intention to promote growth of the database and aid impoverished people around the world. A percentage of funds raised through image sales goes towards supporting different indigenous peoples, charities and aid organizations. These funds are designed to educate, equip and encourage these people; many whom are very generous despite their limited resources an

d willingly share their food, homes and lives which are documented in photographs on this website. Visited Planet supports in particular the project Cameras for Asia, see www.facebook.com/camerasforasia

Lines in the field. Marche, Italy.
21/05/2025

Lines in the field. Marche, Italy.

Quiet life, Marche, Italy.I’m sure many people would be happy to sit on this seat and contemplate life in such peaceful ...
20/05/2025

Quiet life, Marche, Italy.
I’m sure many people would be happy to sit on this seat and contemplate life in such peaceful surrounds ...
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Back in Le Marche, Italy.The peace, quiet, solitude, slowness of life here is such a great change from Australia. It’s a...
19/05/2025

Back in Le Marche, Italy.
The peace, quiet, solitude, slowness of life here is such a great change from Australia. It’s a different life for two months this year.

Day two in Zanzibar. We hired a taxi for the day and visited a spice farm where all manner of exotic spices are grown, J...
18/12/2024

Day two in Zanzibar. We hired a taxi for the day and visited a spice farm where all manner of exotic spices are grown, Jolanzi forest for monkeys and birds (none sighted of the latter probably as just so hot) and then up to some of the island’s beautiful beaches. Zanzibar lies just off the mainland of Tanzania, about a 30 minute flight from Dar es Salaam.

I’m in Tanzania and Kenya over the next three weeks. First stop Zanzibar. Here are some impressions from arrival and the...
18/12/2024

I’m in Tanzania and Kenya over the next three weeks. First stop Zanzibar. Here are some impressions from arrival and the first day. More on Instagram stories.

27/11/2024

Visited Planet 2025 calendar on sale now to support Cameras for Asia. DM for details.

The Visited Planet calendar is on sale now. Proceeds go to and support various centres around Asia. Images cover Austra...
15/11/2024

The Visited Planet calendar is on sale now. Proceeds go to and support various centres around Asia. Images cover Australia, Italy, USA, Poland, Slovenia, Vietnam, UAE, Myanmar, India and Montenegro.
DM for details.

Monument Valley, Arizona.John Wayne country is the December image in the Visited Planet 2025 calendar on sale now. ...
15/11/2024

Monument Valley, Arizona.
John Wayne country is the December image in the Visited Planet 2025 calendar on sale now.

Vietnam.November image in the Visited Planet 2025 calendar.
12/11/2024

Vietnam.
November image in the Visited Planet 2025 calendar.

Warsaw, Poland.October image in the 2025 Visited Planet calendar.
07/11/2024

Warsaw, Poland.
October image in the 2025 Visited Planet calendar.

Jamnik church, Slovenia.September image in the 2025 Visited Planet calendar.
05/11/2024

Jamnik church, Slovenia.
September image in the 2025 Visited Planet calendar.

04/11/2024

The Visited Planet photojournalism calendar supporting Cameras for Asia is available again this year featuring 12 beautiful images from around the world including locations like Poland, Slovenia, U…

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Visited Planet was designed with an intention to promote growth of a photographic database and aid impoverished people around the world. A percentage of funds raised through image sales goes towards supporting different indigenous peoples, charities and aid organizations. These funds are designed to educate, equip and encourage these people; many whom are very generous despite their limited resources and willingly share their food, homes and lives which are documented in photographs on this website. Visited Planet supports a vareity of projects, but in particular Cameras for Asia, that teaches photography in Nepal, Myanmar and India and leaves behind donated cameras. See www.facebook.com/camerasforasia to learn more.