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About
Visited
Planet is an online travel image database with photos of general travel
locations and culture but
also natural disasters, developmental projects and documentary
images of the third world. Visited Planet has been designed with an intention to aid impoverished people around the
world. A percentage of image sales is donated to them. Read more...
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* VP plans a trip into Asia shortly visiting Vietnam, Taiwan and Japan.
* Griffith University's School of Human Services and Social Work has exhibited images from the Visited Planet database.
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Images in Focus
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A sign on the Birdsville Development road near Windorah in
outback Queensland, Australia. As winter approaches caravans, 4wds and
travellers will pass on these roads to enjoy the finest season for journeying
into the nether reaches of Australia.
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A group of women bring a little bit of the bush to the city at
this line dancing presentation in Sydney.
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A dog rounds up a mob of sheep on this station in New South
Wales.
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Photo Tips
1. Make sure your batteries are charged before heading out, get a spare for
emergencies.
2. Know your camera inside out, what do all those controls do? It's worth
reading the manual!
3. Do you have downloadable storage devices when you're away from home?
For more tips and ideas try the VP photo
course
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Current Donation projects
* Student, Yunnan Province in China
* Orphanage, Myanmar
* VP also supports Make Poverty History
& Reporters without Borders
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Recent blog posts
* Fun
outback signs
* Cambodian
women removing landmines
* Degree
South exhibition and the future of photojournalism
* Helping
vulnerable children with Operation Uganda
* Castrations
and cattle in Dalby (photo essay)
Read more here...
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All
photographs on this site come from the growing personal collection of photographs taken by
Joanne Lane of Brisbane, Australia. The
database
currently holds approximately 7500 images covering locations in Africa, Europe,
Asia and the South Pacific.
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Enjoy your wanderings through the site and our Visited Planet.
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