Each issue of FAR FROM explores place through a judicious mix of slow travel, heritage, wild places, quiet luxury, off-grid living, and craft.

Not everything makes it onto these pages. I’m drawn to the slow, the atmospheric, the unsung, the surprising, the hidden, the imaginative, and the true.

Far From is created for travellers who notice: who value substance over spectacle, and understand that true luxury is time, attention, and silence.

Alongside place, the journal examines travel culture itself—creativity, craft, philosophy, and the practice of attention.

You’ll find visually immersive storytelling, literary essays, considered field guides, and recommendations shaped by experience—not trends.

The world is the size it always was. There is still room for wonder.

— Nicholas Holt
Photographer, writer, creative director