Software Engineer by day, Sleepy Employee by midday and a Cranky Boy with pens, Crayola boxes, reams of blank paper sheets and a camera at night.

Travel happens on your desk with a dog-eared paperback on your lap. Travel happens in a dark cinema and in your comfortably-cushioned couch while Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy perambulates in Paris. Diane Conway calls this travel “of the armchair variety.” And of course, it happens when you frolic on sand, walk on cobblestone streets and capture scenes that took a lifetime to pass you by.