I love my B
Rob was obsessed with the beach
OBSESSED!
Oli flexing
me and my buddy
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Wide open 1.4
These photos were taken with my 50mm fixed 1.4 lens, it is one of my favs because has such a shallow depth of field. What you see is what you get
Jan. 16 2008
this tree in Tikal looked like any other, as I got closer these colors were so unique and beautiful for tree bark.
clouds and light were perfect at these ruins
We stumbled upon a flock of wild turkeys, I only had a split second to get a shot before they ran away.
love this shot
This was called the Christmas tree for good reason, notice the boat in the bottom right
When you get close the rocks spew water from them I wish the pictures would do it justice
the thing was hundreds of feet tall and covered with green mosses, it was beautiful
Mexican hat dance
Guatemalan guys unloading their produce to take to the market.
This is the home of the "Christmas Tree" some of the walls were thousands of feet straight up, and the water gets as deep as 800 feet deep.
This was taken in the high country about 9500 feet elevation in Guatemala, guy in native dress and a party hat
clouds and light were perfect at these ruins
We stumbled upon a flock of wild turkeys, I only had a split second to get a shot before they ran away.
love this shot
This was called the Christmas tree for good reason, notice the boat in the bottom right
When you get close the rocks spew water from them I wish the pictures would do it justice
the thing was hundreds of feet tall and covered with green mosses, it was beautiful
Mexican hat dance
Guatemalan guys unloading their produce to take to the market.
This is the home of the "Christmas Tree" some of the walls were thousands of feet straight up, and the water gets as deep as 800 feet deep.
This was taken in the high country about 9500 feet elevation in Guatemala, guy in native dress and a party hat
Jan. 16 2008
this tree in Tikal looked like any other, as I got closer these colors were so unique and beautiful for tree bark.
clouds and light were perfect at these ruins
We stumbled upon a flock of wild turkeys, I only had a split second to get a shot before they ran away.
love this shot
This was called the Christmas tree for good reason, notice the boat in the bottom right
When you get close the rocks spew water from them I wish the pictures would do it justice
the thing was hundreds of feet tall and covered with green mosses, it was beautiful
Mexican hat dance
Guatemalan guys unloading their produce to take to the market.
This is the home of the "Christmas Tree" some of the walls were thousands of feet straight up, and the water gets as deep as 800 feet deep.
This was taken in the high country about 9500 feet elevation in Guatemala, guy in native dress and a party hat
clouds and light were perfect at these ruins
We stumbled upon a flock of wild turkeys, I only had a split second to get a shot before they ran away.
love this shot
This was called the Christmas tree for good reason, notice the boat in the bottom right
When you get close the rocks spew water from them I wish the pictures would do it justice
the thing was hundreds of feet tall and covered with green mosses, it was beautiful
Mexican hat dance
Guatemalan guys unloading their produce to take to the market.
This is the home of the "Christmas Tree" some of the walls were thousands of feet straight up, and the water gets as deep as 800 feet deep.
This was taken in the high country about 9500 feet elevation in Guatemala, guy in native dress and a party hat
Sunday, January 13, 2008
From the bus survey
this is a common problem I face in trying to decide what photo to use. I find something I want to shoot , then I take a million pictures of it, then I try to figure out which ONE to use.... so I will leave it up to you to decide. Cast a vote on the one you would pick to post (it any at all)
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a pretty good representation of how these people plant on whatever they can.
all of these photos were taken from the bus, these last 2 were on the border of Mexico and Guatemala
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a pretty good representation of how these people plant on whatever they can.
all of these photos were taken from the bus, these last 2 were on the border of Mexico and Guatemala
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