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“we made it back to the main road and once again were able to appreciate the incredibly smooth and beautiful road surface that those bastard rainforest destroyers had built.”
― George Mahood, Travels with Rachel: In Search of South America

“Travelling in South America had opened my eyes to how passionate people can be about life. From the market stallholders, to the tour guides, to the bus drivers, to the street cashiers and jungle cake sellers, and the many other travellers we met during our journey, they were all so full of enthusiasm for everything they did. They were passionate about where they lived, passionate about their job – whatever it entailed – and passionate about their existence on this earth. I hoped some of this had rubbed off on me and would stay with me forever.”
― George Mahood, Travels with Rachel: In Search of South America

“#firstworldproblems”
― George Mahood, Travels with Rachel: In Search of South America

“A popular Northampton pianist, who played at many weddings I photographed, used to entertain guests with his rendition of The Imperial March – Darth Vader’s theme from Star Wars – just before the arrival of the bride. It never failed to break the tension.”
― George Mahood, How Not to Get Married: A no-nonsense guide to weddings... from a photographer who has seen it ALL