Capture: Travels Without a Map
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Puente de la Mujer, Buenos Aires.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Ah, hi Sim. Didn't realise you'd already tried. You can add up to three images per post by attaching one file at a time from your hard drive.
If you want to have another go, I'll clean up the above for you afterwards.
Puente de la Mujer, Buenos Aires.
Awesome shot to kick things off Bry. Cheers, and that reminds me I need to talk to you about a thing. See you soon, I hope. :-)
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‘Photo of a tourist taking a photo of another tourist taking a photo of something else entirely’ (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, May 2012)
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Not Watching ‘The Nightwatch’ (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, May 2012)
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Travels of my father in North Africa c. 1942
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Stone lion, Lugou/Marco Polo Bridge, August 2012.
Shunzhimen, eastern entrance to Wanping Town, August 2012.
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Stone lion opposite the museum, Wanping, August 2012.
Museum of the War of Chinese People’s Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (actually a pretty good museum, surprising as it may sound), opposite the lion, Wanping, August 2012.
Lugou/Marco Polo Bridge - I thought I'd attached it to my first post. Oh well.
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Ancient cave dwellings, Guyaju, July 2012.
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My personal favorite traveling picture I took was Grassmere from the air. A dusk flight between Dunedin and Wellington.
Taking it through a commercial flight window is why there are a few odd out of focus bits on it.
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And one from my 15 year old daughter.
Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
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Houses in Happy Valley in Hamilton, Bermuda
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Gombey dancers perform in Bermuda
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Ma quale luce
apre l'ombra, da quel balcone?
Ecco l'oriente, e Giulietta e il sole!
Oh, e la mia donna, e il mio amore!Verona, Italy.
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Sunset on the Seine. Paris, France.
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Nice to see this thread has had a rapid take off - must say, coming home is always a buzz too after a great trip
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Chinatown, Melbourne.
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Okay, I’ll try again :P I’m gonna go with the “inclusive” New Zealand option. I’ve lived in New Zealand for 16 years, but only explored the South Island for the first time this year. I quit my job, and wandered through the South Island for two weeks with nothing much more than some hiking gear and my trusty camera. During a turbulent time in my life, it was therapeutic beyond measure.
1. Mountainside Raconteur - Queenstown
2. Wanaka in the Morning - Wanaka
3. Hidden in the Mists - Milford Sound -
Chris Waugh, in reply to
Chinatown, Melbourne.
At Christmas time.
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From the hotel balcony, in the old town of Beidaihe.
The houses jumble on the hillside.
The street is set up for summer tourists - as Beidaihe pretty much always has been, at least since the foreign concession era.
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The view from inside the hotel room, Beidaihe.
Checking out the view - damn, the neighbours are close.
Looking towards where Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang spend their summers...
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In 2011 we went to Hawaii. It was intended as a getaway from the quakes so things like first world plumbing were a large factor in our choice of destination. It turned out to be an utterly perfect family holiday – the kids were both of an age to be easy travelling companions and to be delighted by everything.
These photos show the wreck of the USS Arizona (Pearl Harbour), Steam Vents in Volcanoes National Park and Bananas in our hotel garden (Hilo).
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JacksonP, in reply to
Not Watching ‘The Nightwatch’ (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, May 2012)
Hi Craig. Did the 2nd photo fail to upload? Drop me an email if you like. Should be working Ok. Like the first shot.
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Craig Ranapia, in reply to
'Light' (Liverpool Street Station, London)
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Anarchist House, Spuistraat, Amsterdam
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