Posts in Category: older photos

close encounter

We really were allowed to get this close, and he really was this cute. I think I woke him – and then he posed perfectly for me.

awwwwwww…

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Rebel XT ISO 100
55mm

orange

An older shot from last Fall. Maybe I’ll take the camera out on the golf course again soon and get some Spring shots. Seems I’m spending more time playing golf than takin’ pics, so perhaps I’ll try to combine the activities.

spotted blaze

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Dassie

A blast from the past as I get ready to head back down to South Africa in May. This is a dassie – they practically pollute Table Mountain in Cape Town during the warmest, sunny days and love to lounge about on the warm rocks.

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dragon’s perch

From the top of Table Mountain, looking down onto Camp’s Bay with Cape Town at my back. The clouds cleared later and I spent a good bit of time exploring the amazing plant life up there. Also shared part of my lunch with a dassie – might post that picture later.

 dragon’s perch

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tower

Don’t know what I enjoyed more – hanging out in the park as the sun set or talking to all the guys from Senegal and The Gambia who sell souvenirs there.

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waiting

Another old shot from the deep digital archives. This one, like “market going,” was taken with an old Sony Mavica FD-71 back about 1999 or 2000? Maybe?

Just outside of Thiés, Senegal this man was waiting on his children to walk home from school.

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Gion

Waiting to cross the street. I remember getting lost and reveling a bit in the feeling… always enjoy being lost in a new place.

Gion

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Rebel XT

Tenjin-san

The plum trees should be in goin’ crazy here about now. The market on the 25th should be beautiful.

Tenjin-san

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aqueduct

The dark shadows in the rocks caught my eye more than the light.

aqueduct

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sunset

A long, cold day and the hot tea (yes, you can buy hot tea from these machines!) tasted fantastic. I cracked open the can, had a swaller of tea, and realized the sunset was reflecting right in front of me.

tea

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