North America
Antigua
Antigua is located in the eastern Caribbean Sea. The open Atlantic Ocean lies to the north and east. The shorelines are greatly indented with beaches, lagoons and natural harbours. The island is rimmed by reefs an shoals. The capital is St. John’s and is located...
Manhattan
The most famous New York borough of Manhattan features in this classic black and white chart. It is an iconic location, known to travellers the world over. It is also home to some of the world’s most famous landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Central Park and...
Cape Canaveral, Florida
Communications company Inmarsat commissioned me to create a 3D chart in commemoration of the launch of their new Inmarsat-5 F4 satellite. The satellite was built by Boeing and was launched on a SpaceX rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida. I sourced NOAA charts to...
Chiefs Island, Lake Joseph
Lake Joseph is situated in Seguin Township, Ontario, Canada. It is a remarkable landscape with numerous islands – it is reported that there are 75 islands on this lake alone. There are so many islands that some of them even have duplicate names eg. there are...
Grenadines, St Lucia to Tobago
This chart comprises of the string of Caribbean islands between St. Lucia and Tobago. For the most part the islands form an arc from north to south, the exceptions being Barbados to the east and Tobago at the bottom of the chart. The main (larger) islands shown are:...
Barbados
Barbados lies in the North Atlantic Ocean. Despite this, the island is commonly considered to be a Caribbean island and as such it is a major tourist destination. It is the easternmost island of the Lesser Antilles and it is situated to the east of the other West...
Toronto, Lake Ontario, Canada
This chart is one of several 3d charts we have created of the lakes of North America and Canada. This chart’s focal point is the city of Toronto, the capital of Ontario. Toronto lies on Lake Ontario’s north-western shore. You can see on the chart how the...
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
This chart features the north-eastern end of Lake Ontario, Canada. The U.S. / Canadian border runs diagonally through the chart. On the northern (Canadian) side Wolfe Island predominates. It is surrounded by several smaller islands, namely; Simcoe Island, Horseshoe...