One of the most beautiful restaurants I have ever eaten at in the mountains of Lebanon.4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/travel
I had a layover in Valletta Malta a few weeks ago and I found the architecture there amazing!! I love the colours around the city.4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/travel
Accidentally shot what I think is a triple exposure at the start of a roll of Portra 400 while travelling Afghanistan. Nikon fm3a3yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/analog
Posted this in another group but thought you guys would enjoy! Just finishing my trip through Sudan and it was incredible!! Ancient pyramids all to yourself and the most hospitable people i have ever met! Would highly recommend!!4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/travel
One of the most beautiful restaurants I’ve ever eaten at in the mountains of Lebanon.4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/backpacking
Travelling through Iraqi Kurdistan I met this Peshmerga soldier shared some chai together and chatted for about 15 minutes. At the end I asked if I could take his photo and he was happy to have it taken! Nikon f3 voigtlander 58mm 1.4 with portra 160 shot at 1004yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/analog
Sudan has blown my mind. I think it has the most hospitable people in the world!!4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/backpacking
Pyongyang North Korea. I was walking through the parade square downtown when I noticed some cyclists riding along the river and I timed it almost perfectly! Pentax km 50mm 1.7 Kodak trix 400 +1 stop4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/analog
No matter how many times you see a photo of the great pyramids of Giza seeing them in person is still incredible!4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/backpacking
Went for a walk by the San Francisco bridge. Shot on Pentax km 50mm 1.7 fomapan 4004yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/analog
Walking along Clifton beach in Karachi Pakistan.Nikon FM3a/75-150 3.5/Fuji industrial 100.3yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/analog
A lone man studies English in the grand people’s study house. Pyongyang.4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/NorthKoreaPics
Just finished a trip to Somaliland. Money changers line streets in Hargeisa Somaliland. Inflation has heavily affected the Somaliland shilling causing large quantities of bills needed for small purchases.4yr ⋅ sethcscotty ⋅ r/travel
