Images from Dave Bartruff's World

“Faraway places with strange-sounding names” is my middle name.  I’d like to introduce myself to you as often as I can. Join Dave Bartruff on his journeys to near and middle earth through his award-winning photography. 

 

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  • For over 2,000 years Christians from around the world have been drawn to Jerusalem to walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. Photo: Walking in the step of Jesus Christ / Dave Bartruff

    Jerusalem Walk to Easter: In the Footsteps of Jesus

    For over 2,000 years Christians from around the world have been drawn to Jerusalem to walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. Published 4:50 p.m. March 23, 2013 - Comments

     
  • As we nudged into port in a light shower, the sun broke through and a rainbow covered the whole harbor with its brilliant halo. Truly we’d found our “pot of gold” on board the Antarctic Dream,

    Traveling the Antarctic where dreams come true

    As we nudged into port in a light shower, the sun broke through and a rainbow covered the whole harbor with its brilliant halo. Truly we’d found our “pot of gold” on board the Antarctic Dream, Published 5:51 p.m. January 13, 2013 - Comments

     
  • Joseph and Mary left Nazareth for Bethlehem. Mary who was with child, and close to the birth, rode on a donkey while Joseph walked beside her.

    Images of Bethlehem: The Story of the Christ Child

    Joseph and Mary left Nazareth for Bethlehem. Mary who was with child, and close to the birth, rode on a donkey while Joseph walked beside her. Published 12:38 a.m. December 13, 2012 - Comments

     
  • “Eureka, I have found it!” How else could a California 49er celebrate his long sought-after Crimean treasure that I had marveled for in the pages of books?

    Call Of The Crimea: From the Shores of the Black Sea Riviera

    “Eureka, I have found it!” How else could a California 49er celebrate his long sought-after Crimean treasure that I had marveled for in the pages of books? Published 9:06 p.m. November 19, 2012 - Comments

     
  • August 22, 1944, at the height of World War II in the Pacific, the Japanese tramp steamer Tsushima Maru sailed out of the port of Naha, Okinawa, a 1,000 miles south of Tokyo.

    Tsushima Maru Requiem: Japan’s untold WWII tragedy of Titanic proportions

    August 22, 1944, at the height of World War II in the Pacific, the Japanese tramp steamer Tsushima Maru sailed out of the port of Naha, Okinawa, a 1,000 miles south of Tokyo. Published 2:23 a.m. August 23, 2012 - Comments

     
  • As thousand of colorful origami cranes, created in honor of a young girl Sadako Sasaki, who died of leukemia following the bombing, flutter in the wind, so does all our hopes for world peace .

    Hiroshima: Images of Peace Park memorial to the lives lost

    As thousand of colorful origami cranes, created in honor of a young girl Sadako Sasaki, who died of leukemia following the bombing, flutter in the wind, so does all our hopes for world peace . Published 12:31 p.m. August 6, 2012 - Comments

     
  • In the pristine southeast coast of Sweden you come upon a glorious fairytale land. Its name is Crystal Kingdom.

    Sweden's Crystal Kingdom (Slideshow)

    In the pristine southeast coast of Sweden you come upon a glorious fairytale land. Its name is Crystal Kingdom. Published 8:15 a.m. October 20, 2011 - Comments

     
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Dave Bartruff

California-based Dave Bartruff is an award-winning photojournalist who has traveled to more than ninety countries.

Column Description: “Faraway places with strange-sounding names” is my middle name.  I’d like to introduce myself to you as often as I can.

 

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Column Description: “Faraway places with strange-sounding names” is my middle name.  I’d like to introduce myself to you as often as I can.

 

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