A personal journey to Częstochowa, Poland — walking the streets my father once walked before World War II, witnessing the enduring devotion at Jasna Góra, and reflecting on memory and change through photographs.

How a nation rebuilt not just a palace, but a symbol of its identity— restoring what war once destroyed.

Auschwitz-Birkenau endures as a place of memory. These photographs, made during my visit in May 2025, are my way of bearing witness — and a way to honor the victims, including members of my own family.

It’s magical seeing a large variety of butterflies from all over the world up close.

The oldest formal aerobatic team in the United States.

Nostalgic signs from old casinos on a campus of more than two acres.

One of England's largest and grandest houses.

A good place to see the Northern Lights.

The world’s largest Shakespeare collection.

A beautiful baroque city near Zurich.