A busy morning in Elmina fishing village tending to boats, nets and the daily catch.
The Celebrity Apex. Itinerary: Puerto Plata, San Juan, and St Kitts
Where the Atlantic Ocean (left) and the Caribbean Sea (right) meet. A must see while visiting St Kitts.
Currently I don’t know what this body of water is called, I do know it’s off the Tokyo Bay I will have more info soon
Some may think that I am shooting in black and white, that’s not so. I stepped out on the balcony and this is what I saw…and I love it when its early in the morning and it looks like this.
Enroute to Endicott Arm and the Dawes glacier, we don’t find ourselves in Alaska this early in the year but this time we traveled with a special guest…the granddaughter. Normaly it would be in July or August.
This would be amazing if only there were a little sunlight.
Puerto Vallarta
So early in the AM, there was no color.
Early morning return on the Carnival Breeze
That’s my best guess at the name of that church, located above Lake Garda in Italy and taken April 6, 2016, another photo that should have remained hidden away in my archives. I guess I am remembering one of the best vacations I have taken, sorry about all the driving Eric..
This is a composite gone wrong. I could never get it exactly the way I wanted it but I like it or maybe its the idea that I liked.
Early one morning I hit the park with my new Canon T3I to work on shooting in manual mode…I should delete this.
Somewhere on the Mediterranean Ocean we stood on the deck of the Norwegian Epic, touring the ports of Barcelona, France and Italy. One day I will remember to turn on the GPS on my camera and I will know where I am shooting.
This is another sky replacement which makes this a composite. This is a long exposure of a car passing by on a very dark night.
Just off the highway at one of the lookouts, one of these days I will start taking notes as to exactly where I am. I have GPS on my camera but who remembers to turn it on.
I don't remember which part of the park this is.
If you gonna have a sunrise may as well have a sunset