Recent content by Comet Hunter

Thanks, always learning

Couple weeks ago I spent the weekend visiting my daughter and son in-law in Navarre FL # 1 Son-in-law Harm, Captian for the day # 2, my daughter Jessica enjoying the wind in her hair # 3 great couple # 4 . My daughter is much more photogenic than I am # 5, close up of a great...

Taken 3/39, forgot I had them in my camera, R8 using the 28 to 70 stm zoom w/CPL Prefer zoomed in or out? All comments welcome! #1 out # 2 in

Outstanding, I like them all

The Cosmos is trully amazing, nicely captured

the best kind, I love them

outstanding, what lens are you using?

schools out for the summer!

That's a keeper for sure

They said they now get 15000 visitors a day. Quite the income nowadays

Oops, I over looked this video which is kinda cool so I thought I would post it here. The two largest pyramids in Giza are the Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) and the Pyramid of Khafre (Chephren), built around 2580–2532 BC by 4th Dynasty pharaohs. The Great Pyramid is the largest at 481 ft...

So this was our last site visit which coincided with the US St Dept mandatory evacuation of all Americans in the Middle East. So, we didn’t miss a beat, and they saved the best for last as it were. In hindsight I would recommend this trip as we got to see and do so many super cool things...

So I am getting close to the end of my Travelog for the Middle East. After this post, I have only one stop left When the State Dpt said all americans need to leave the Middle East, we had 2 days left before our flights were schedualed. This tour stop was on day 1 of those 2 last days...

So, I didn’t take too many images of the Philae Temple as it looked very similar to another temple I posted earlier but…. All these tombs and temples are remarkable considering how old they are and what tools they had to work with, but what makes Philae Temple genuinely remarkable is the whole...

Excellent nicely done