Travel with Rolando Chang Barrero

"Actual Contact" Actual Contact More from National Parks Service Welcome to Travel with Rolando! Subscribe to YouTube     Support me at Patreon New Book Release: Between Storms and Sunrises by Rolando Barrero I’m excited to share with you an extraordinary artistic journey—one that connects the past, present, and future in the vast and enigmatic landscape of Marfa, Texas. During my current visit to Marfa, I had the opportunity to capture new photographs that reflect the artistic and cultural essence of this town. Marfa has long been known for its striking minimalism, mysterious phenomena, and large-scale art installations. But today, I want to introduce you to a project that embodies all of these elements and more—"Actual Contact", a planned art installation by the talented artist Jason W.A. Tucker. The Artistic Journey of Jason W.A. Tucker The story of "Actual Contact" did not begin in Marfa—it is the result of over 15 years of artistic exploration by Ja...

Visiting The Benzaiten Center for the Arts in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, was an unforgettable experience! From the moment I stepped into this vibrant space, I was captivated by the creativity and passion that filled the air. The highlight of my visit was the hot glass demonstration led by the renowned international artist Eli Cecil. Watching Eli work was nothing short of mesmerizing. His skillful techniques and artistry brought the molten glass to life, transforming it into stunning creations right before our eyes. Eli’s engaging narration throughout the demonstration made the experience even more enriching, as he shared insights about the artistry and science behind glassblowing. The atmosphere at Benzaiten is both welcoming and inspiring. The center itself is beautifully designed, providing a perfect backdrop for the artistry on display. I also loved exploring the various artworks and installations scattered throughout the space, each telling its own unique story. If you're in...

Experience the Echoes of Grand Canyon National Park Travel With Rolando Videos Blog and Notes Some places are impossible to prepare for, no matter how many photographs you've seen. The Grand Canyon is one of them. Bella and I arrived expecting spectacular scenery, but nothing compared to standing at the rim and taking in the canyon's immense scale. Layer upon layer of crimson, orange, and gold rock stretched toward the horizon, carved over millions of years by the Colorado River. Every overlook revealed another breathtaking perspective, and with each stop I found myself lingering a little longer, trying to absorb a landscape that seemed almost beyond comprehension. The park was alive with visitors from around the world. Families, photographers, hikers, and travelers crowded the overlooks, each reacting in their own way. Some stood quietly, others pointed excitedly into the distance, while countless cameras attempted to capture a view that simply refuses to fit inside a photogr...