Whatever unit method of travel you would like—air, road, rail or ship!
Very nice variety of far-off destinations—Bisti and the Acropolis are perhaps my favorites, but all are very worthwhile photographic destinations! Thank you for sharing each of these Alan.
I love the Antarctic image, my favorite—but the “black and white” penguin/zebra images make an interesting duo. Thank you for sharing Jeffrey.
Alan, I forgot to mention that I got a kick out of the faraway garbage collection too!
Rick, lovely photos from your “other life”—glad you were photographing beautiful images then too!
Kyle, thank you for sharing these special distant images—very beautiful! Perhaps my favorite is the Victoria Falls black and white image—very nice composition too! The Mooney Falls red rock image with a bit of blue and green is a very well seen scene. Nice!
Thanks John - pure chance I was looking out from a small balcony from the hotel I was staying at and had my camera in hand when I saw this scene on the street below. As a grad student in anthropology/archaeology at the time (1977) I couldn't pass up the shot. A lot of the Nile Delta between Cairo and Ismailia at that time was still using ancient manual farming techniques as illustrated in murals from the pharaonic era and this fit that pattern perfectly.
Was a scuba diving instructor...
Craig, it’s wonderful you have such beautiful landscape subjects “nearby”—and thank you for sharing each of these beautiful images! My favorites include “Discovery,” “Lingering Light,” and “The Goblin’s Back.” All your images you’ve shared are very well seen and composed—and I must add…love the titles!
Larry, three special landscapes you’ve shared (thank you)—my favorites are the B&W New Zealand church and the colorful beach sunset also from New Zealand! Very nice!A few from my archives;
Church of the Good Shepard, South Island of New Zealand (1985)
Beach Sunset on the North Island of New Zealand (1985)
Waterfall on Iceland (2003)
