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Take a virtual trip around the world with Xperia

In 2020, our everyday lives changed dramatically—including how we move from place to place. At a time where physical travel may still feel like a distant daydream, #TravelByXperia is designed to help people across the globe reconnect over their love of adventure. From captivating cityscapes to local delicacies, explore the world with Xperia; you never know what you may find.

Venture into the mountains of Taiwan

Discover the awe-inspiring scenery of Taiwan’s central mountain range with TaiTai.LIVE.WILD.

Meet TaiTai.LIVE.WILD

TaiTai.LIVE.WILD is a social platform run by a husband and wife team who are never happier than when they’re hiking or climbing in the mountains – the more remote and inaccessible, the better. Lovers of nature, their photos and movies celebrate the fleeting beauty and ever-changing conditions that are so unique to mountainous regions.

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Discover the wonders of Japan

Lose yourself in the lush green forests of one of Japan’s oldest pilgrimage trails with Ippei & Janine.

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© Ippei & Janine. All images captured by professional photographers Ippei & Janine. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Ippei & Janine

Ippei & Janine are a Tokyo-based photographer couple specialising in cinematic style photography, creating natural and emotive outdoor lifestyle images, as well as photographing directly for couples and families. Their photography has been published in dozens of global media publications and countless advertising campaigns.

Ippei & Janine offer insights on their Japanese journey

Experience the beauty of rural Taiwan

From abundant fields to spectacular coastlines, Hsiang Li (Rookie) celebrates the diverse landscape of Hualien, Taiwan.

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© Hsiang Li (Rookie). All images captured by professional photographer Hsiang Li (Rookie). All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Hsiang Li (Rookie)

Born in Jiali District, Tainan, Hsiang Li (Rookie) is a photographer with Sony Taiwan. In 2014, he started using a camera to record the people and scenes he encountered during his working day as a postman. Later, he uploaded his photos on Instagram with the hashtag “Postman Diary” and became an overnight sensation. Li’s images are heartfelt tributes to his homeland, revealing his warmth and affection for the people and places that make Taiwan so unique.

Hsiang Li (Rookie) puts Xperia through its paces

Explore the streets of Hong Kong

Get to know the people and streets of Hong Kong with Billy Ha’s documentary style photographs.

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© Billy Ha. All images captured by professional photographer Billy Ha. All images are taken with Xperia.

Born in Hong Kong, Billy spent his childhood in the U.S. before returning home. He started snapping the streets around him in 2016, and favours photographs of unnoticed people. His work emphasises the details and expressions of pedestrians and his focus is now on social documentaries – telling stories with each photo. He enjoys catching unique moments of people’s behaviour and finding different compositions and otherwise unseen angles for each photo.

Billy Ha reveals his favourite photo spots in Hong Kong

An endless source of inspiration

Enjoy a selection of beautiful images taken by the winner of the World's Top 10 Mobile Photographers, Dominika Koszowska.

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© Dominika Koszowska. All images captured by professional photographer Dominika Koszowska. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Dominika Koszowska

Ranked #1 in the World’s Top 10 Mobile Photographers in 2020 and 2021, Polish photographer Dominika Koszowska is a keen advocate of smartphone photography. Her striking landscape, documentary and portrait photographs have earned her over 100 international awards and accolades in a range of prestigious competitions.

Explore the city that never sleeps

German photographer Kevin Kurpiers captures the sheer scale and drama of New York City.

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© Kevin Kurpiers. All images captured by professional photographer Kevin Kurpiers. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Kevin Kurpiers

Kevin Kurpiers is a travel, portrait and landscape photographer hailing from the Black Forest region of South-West Germany. A former Xperia Explorer for the German market, he is passionate about taking on fresh challenges and experiencing new places and people around the world.

From the Black Forest to the Big Apple

Welcome to the land of fire and ice

Filmmaker and photographer Arnúlfur explores the rugged geothermic landscape of Reykjanes, Iceland.

Meet Arnúlfur

Widely known online as That Icelandic Guy, Arnúlfur is a Sony Alpha photographer and filmmaker from Iceland. In 2016 he picked up his first camera, the Sony A6300, and he's been obsessed with capturing the world around him ever since. Coming from a family of guides and mountaineers, his love of the great outdoors runs deep and telling stories through a visual format, whether it’s photos or videos, is his passion in life.

Head to Reykjanes with That Icelandic Guy

Appreciate the awesome beauty of the Alps

Photographer Eric Reinheart reveals the beauty of the Alps, a wonderland of mountains, forests, lakes and valleys.

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© Eric Reinheart. All images captured by professional photographer Eric Reinheart. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Eric Reinheart

Eric Reinheart is a Berlin-based commercial and landscape photographer who has worked with a range of world-renowned brands and fast-growing start-ups. While Eric takes a lot of pride in his client work, he finds most gratification elsewhere: the great outdoors. His true passion is to get out there and take images to capture and preserve the beauty of nature in untouched areas.

Travel to the Alps with landscape photographer Eric Reinheart

Witness tulip season in all its glory

In the Netherlands, spring means tulips – and photographer Albert Dros loves to capture the spectacle.

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© Albert Dros. All images captured by professional photographer Albert Dros. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Albert Dros

Albert Dros is a professional landscape photographer from the Netherlands. He aims to capture places and moments using his own distinctive vision and style, creating bold, vibrant, and sometimes fairytale-like images. Albert has worked with many brands in the photography industry and is an official Sony Ambassador of Imaging. His work has featured in some of the biggest news outlets and magazines worldwide, including TIME, National Geographic and Adobe.

Finding inspiration in a unique landscape

Get a taste of Paris

Get a feeling for Parisian life with the latest shots from Laurent Derossi's home city.

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Meet Laurent Derossi—Parisian photographer

Laurent Derossi (@Parisexplorer), is a Parisian photographer from Metz who specializes in urban and travel photography. Curious by nature and an adventurer at heart, Laurent explores the streets of Paris, looking for unique perspectives. Laurent shares his pictures on his website and on his social networks where he is followed by tens of thousands of people.

© Laurent Derossi. All images captured by professional photographer Laurent Derossi. All images are taken with Xperia.

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Start a Swedish adventure

Take a trip through the beautiful mountains, lakes, and landscapes of Sweden in winter with Tobias Hägg.

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© Tobias Hägg. All images captured by professional photographer Tobias Hägg. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Tobias Hägg—Swedish photographer

Tobias Hägg (social media: Airpixels) is a photographer and videographer based in the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden. Passionate about exploring landscape, adventures, and the great outdoors, Tobias travels to the farthest expanses of earth capturing unique moments from unique perspectives through photography and film. He has been named as 1 of 14 photographers in Masters of Drone Photography and he also judges Cewephotoworld, one of the biggest photography competitions in the world.

Hear Tobias Hägg explain his philosophy on photography

North America

Winter in yosemite.

See Yosemite National Park at its most magical, courtesy of US photographer Chris Burkard.

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© Chris Burkard. All images captured by professional photographer Chris Burkard. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Chris Burkard

Chris Burkard is an accomplished explorer, photographer, creative director, speaker, and author. Travelling throughout the year to pursue the farthest expanses of Earth, Chris works to capture stories that inspire humans to consider their relationship with nature, while promoting the preservation of wild places everywhere.

In the footsteps of Ansel Adams

Climb high in Colorado

Enjoy US photographer Andy Mann’s spectacular rock-climbing images.

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© Andy Mann. All images captured by professional photographer Andy Mann. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Andy Mann

Andy Mann is a Sony Artisan, Emmy-nominated Director, 3-time Telly-Award Winner, National Geographic Photographer, and marine conservationist whose imagery is helping tell the story of our rapidly changing planet. Andy is also a public speaker, touring nationwide with National Geographic Live and working with young people around the world to inspire the next generation of ocean ambassadors.

Join Andy Mann on his Rocky Mountain adventure

Head to downtown New York

Check out a side of New York that most people don't see with Crissibeth Cooper's street photography.

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© Crissibeth Cooper. All images captured by professional photographer Crissibeth Cooper. All images are taken with Xperia.

Meet Crissibeth Cooper—New York photographer

Born and raised in New York, Crissibeth Cooper focuses on capturing precisely composed images often leveraging symmetry and the golden ratio. Common themes in her work include leading lines, reflections, architecture, vanishing points, and urbanscapes. She has been exhibited on the Highline and Sony Square in NYC, and her creative photography can be found on Getty Images. She is a founding member of the Sony Alpha Imaging Collective.

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Tiffany is an adventure travel photographer from Southern California, with an enviably diverse portfolio. She was one of the first members of the Sony Alpha Imaging Collective and is inspired by her travels. Her work is fueled by discovering new places and immersing herself in unfamiliar cultures.

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Packed & Organized: The All-New Matador SEG45 Travel Pack, A One Pack Solution for Organized Travel

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As a seasoned traveler, there’s nothing worse than digging through a disorganized suitcase or backpack in search of a specific item or that iPhone charging cube I always seem to misplace. 

That’s why I was thrilled to try out Matador’s all-new SEG45 Travel Pack designed for hyper organized travelers. This travel pack, launched recently, is the newest addition to the popular SEG product line, which also includes the SEG28. Building on the success of its predecessors, the SEG45 provides even more storage space and organization options for travelers and outdoor adventurers alike.

The SEG45 Travel Pack promises to keep all your belongings in order and easily accessible, no matter where your travels take you. With its thoughtful design and ample storage space, I couldn’t wait to put it to the test and see if it lived up to its hype. Below, I share my thoughts on the bag’s features, functionality, and overall value for travelers who appreciate organization and efficiency on the go.

Design and Functionality

The pack can be easily converted from a duffel-style bag to a backpack, giving you the flexibility to carry it in the way that best suits your needs. The backpack straps can be tucked away when not in use, and the duffel-style handles make it easy to grab and go when you’re on the move. The duffel shoulder strap can be easily removed in seconds and stowed in one of the many external pockets as well. I would have liked the swivels and clips of the strap to be made of metal instead of plastic, an added detail that would better match the durability of the rest of the pack.

One of my favorite aspects about this bag is its overall geometry. A lot of duffels on the market are flimsy and don’t hold their shape. The backpack’s construction is sturdy, making it comfortable to wear even when at full capacity.

One downside of having the pack at full capacity is the inability to use the external water bottle pocket. Matador claims that the external water bottle pocket can fit the largest of water bottles, such as Nalgene and 40oz Hydro Flasks. However, when the pack is full, fitting a full-size 40oz Hydro Flask in the external access bottle sleeve is difficult and cumbersome. A 32oz Hydro Flask is a much more suitable pairing with this pack.

Attention to detail is something I appreciate in brands, especially everyday carry items and luggage. A little feature that might be overlooked is Matador’s use of white cording on their zippers for the large compartment, separating it visually from the zippers for the 5 segmented compartments. How many times have you been in a hurry and fumbling with your bag at the airport after walking through security?

Your shoes are off, electronics stowed everywhere, and you are frantically opening the wrong compartments of your luggage, trying to reorganize everything while trying to make it to your gate on time. Matador has thought of these exact scenarios and these little details matter, and they are appreciated.

What About Regular ol’ Packing Cubes?

When it comes to staying organized while traveling, packing cubes are a popular choice among travelers. These small, lightweight bags allow you to separate your belongings into categories and easily access what you need without having to rummage through your entire bag. While packing cubes are certainly helpful, the Matador SEG45 Travel Pack takes organization to the next level. With its segmented compartments, this duffel bag allows you to keep all your gear neatly organized and within reach.

The full 45L volume is divided into 5 segments as seen in the diagram below: (2) 6L, (2) 9L, and (1) 15L. Utilizing internal g-hooks allows you to stow away these segmented pockets and convert the bag into an open 45L duffel, allowing you the flexibility to organize your belongings and customize the bag for different activities.

Airport Ready with One Pack

This pack is designed to be carry-on compliant, meeting the size requirements for most airlines. This means that you can bring the SEG45 Travel Pack with you on the plane, keeping your belongings close at hand and avoiding the risk of lost luggage. Despite its large storage space, this soft-case bag is compact enough to fit in the overhead bin, making it a convenient and practical choice for frequent flyers.

One of the standout features of the Matador SEG45 Travel Pack is its external access laptop pocket. This convenient pocket is designed to fit laptops up to 16 inches, providing easy and secure access to your computer while on the go. What sets this bag apart from many other duffel bags is that this feature is often missing.

The external access laptop pocket on the Matador SEG45 Travel Pack is located at the bottom of the duffel, and although I was initially concerned about this placement, it turned out to be a non-issue. When using the pack as a backpack, the location is perfect for quick and easy access to your laptop.

However, when using the pack as a duffel, it’s important to be aware that all your belongings will be sitting on top of the laptop. During my testing, I found no issues with my laptop being at risk of damage, but I made sure to be conscious of the location and would gently set the duffel down to avoid any potential problems.

A Pack for All Seasons

The Matador SEG45 Travel Pack is designed with durability in mind, and this is especially evident in the heavy-duty zippers used throughout the bag. The YKK sealing zippers on all external pockets are built to withstand the wear and tear of travel, ensuring that your belongings stay secure and protected.

Matador’s use of white cording on their zippers for the large compartment, separating it visually from the zippers for the 5 segmented compartments.

Although at first, they may be a bit tough to open due to their robust build, these zippers elevate the backpack’s overall functionality and durability. The pack was built with additional waterproof materials and is designed to withstand light to medium precipitation for short periods. Outdoor coatings add further protection by letting water slick off the fabric.

Closing Thoughts

When comparing travel backpacks, the Patagonia Black Hole MLC 45L Pack and the Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L are similar products that may seem appealing due to their advertised features and functionality, but their higher price points may deter budget-conscious travelers. This is where the Matador SEG45 Travel Pack shines as an excellent option that doesn’t compromise on quality or features.

With its 2-in-1 duffel and backpack design and a reasonable MSRP of $200, the Matador offers a great balance of versatility, affordability, and convenience. Despite its lower price point, the Matador still provides ample space, sturdy construction, and multiple pockets for organizing your belongings. Overall, while the Patagonia and Peak Design backpacks may deliver similar features, the Matador SEG45 Travel Pack proves to be an excellent alternative that is both cheaper in price and comparable in quality.

Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, the Matador SEG45 Travel Pack is a game-changer for anyone who values efficiency, organization, and ease of use while on the go. This all-in-one pack has set the bar for all future packs to live up to, and with good reason. The ability to eliminate the need for lugging around a backpack and suitcase, makes packing for your next trip easy and simple.

Matador SEG45 Travel Pack:   MSRP: $200

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Things to Do in Zelenograd, Russia - Zelenograd Attractions

Things to do in zelenograd.

• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Good for Kids
• Budget-friendly
• Good for Big Groups
• Adventurous
• Hidden Gems
• Good for Couples
• Honeymoon spot
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Vedogon Theatre

2. Zelenograd Exhibition Hall

3. Bolshoi Gorodskoi Prud

4. Zelenograd State Historical Local Lore Museum

5. Temple of the Prelate Nikolay Mirlikiysky

6. Bust Alexander Pushkin

7. Chapel of St. Sergius of Radonezh

8. angstrem.

9. Shtyki - Monument to the Defenders of Moscow

10. zelenogradskiy ice dome.

11. Dendropark

12. Viewpoint

13. Park Zeleny Bor

14. Recreation Area at the Lower Kamenskiy Pond

15. flute house.

16. SM Zelenopark

17. Rubezh 1941 Goda

18. Park of the 40th Anniversary of the Victory

19. Ruki VVerkh! Bar

20. Memorial Line of Defense

22. Monument to K.S. Rokossovsky

23. Trampoline Club Adult Sport

24. Central Square

25. Time-Club Vmeste

26. Cultural Center Zelenograd

27. orbita ice dome.

28. Iridium

29. IQquest

30. Planetium

• Zelenograd Exhibition Hall
• Bolshoi Gorodskoi Prud
• Vedogon Theatre
• Zelenograd State Historical Local Lore Museum
• Temple of the Prelate Nikolay Mirlikiysky
• Park of the 40th Anniversary of the Victory
• Park Zeleny Bor
• Zelenogradskiy Ice Dome