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A glimpse of the world told in pictures

24. October 2018

Jesper Frank

24. October 2018

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Jesper Frank is a member of De Berejstes Klub and even a very talented photographer who likes to document his travels. With RejsRejsRejs we have been fortunate enough to be allowed to share ten of his photos, even though it was difficult to choose. You can see the photo series below and get an insight into Jesper's experiences in the form of small glimpses from the world.

1. Temple Plain at Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

Elderly man covered in colors, Nepal

Kinkajuji - The Buddhist Golden Temple in Kyoto, Japan

4. The sun is shining over Ilulissat, Greenland

5. Two young Masai, Tanzania

6. Animal fur in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland

7. View of Machu Picchu, Peru

Quiet day in Sisimiut, Greenland

9. Dog sledding in Kangerlussuaq's frozen surroundings, Greenland

10. Masai performs the traditional jump dance, Tanzania

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Jesper Frank

The year says 2018 - age says 49 years - and 62 countries behind me - as well as a hell of a lot of cities.

I was 17 years old when I first traveled - a bus trip to Lake Garda - here I got lightning fast blood on my teeth for more and ended up in the travel industry 4 years later - where I was for almost 10 years.

The whims of charter hell became too much for me, I got tired of all the eternal questions and sought new heights for my working life. I therefore became a real estate agent, and today I work in the IT industry - which gives me financial benefits to constantly travel as I want.

Throughout my travels, I have always been preoccupied with taking pictures - I have not always had a common thread, but have gradually started to figure out what I would rather take pictures of than anything else.

In the last year I have tried to put words and pictures on my travels via a website where the idea started with just being travel in pictures - but have now started to make travel blogs as well - travel blogs that describe where we have traveled and how much it total travel has cost.

Why do I travel? Why not?

I love to travel, love to experience foreign cultures and experience a completely different world than the one I find myself in. Therefore, luxury travel is not the favorite either. We always only book the airline tickets, and then find out where we are going when we land - we typically stay at guest houses and hotels where this is not possible. Many people can probably overlook the small challenges associated with traveling that way - especially those with children. I myself have 4 children (14 years, 3 years, 1 year and 3 months) - so don't be intimidated by it - just do it. Because by doing so, you will also find that you can do more than you think on your own.