As I said earlier, these next few posts will be about images–in the Galapagos, they speak for themselves!
Probably the first animals you’ll encounter for one of those “I’m not at home anymore” moments are Sea Lions. Beautiful, and they couldn’t be more accommodating for photography…
The United Nations Headquarters in NYC
The New York City Traveler—March 1, 2011
5 Great Los Angeles Hikes
The Los Angeles Guide—February 28, 2011
A Memorable Visit to the Saguaro National Park
The Phoenix Traveler—February 28, 2011
Five Reasons to Get Up and Go With Go City Cards
Rest of the World—February 28, 2011
What’s Stonehenge Like in Person?
The London Traveler—February 27, 2011
Visit Haunted London
The London Traveler—February 26, 2011
A Trip to Limelight Marketplace in NYC
The New York City Traveler—February 25, 2011
Family Fun At British Columbia’s Sun Peaks Resort
The Ski & Snowboard Guide—February 25, 2011
Where to Eat: Venice, Florida
The Culinary Travel Guide—February 24, 2011
The Beatles & More in Liverpool
The London Traveler—February 23, 2011
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The Galapagos is a very unique area and offers a lot to its visitors. Thanks for the information. I’ll pass this on to my readers.
Gorgeous photos! What kind of camera are you using?
These were shot with a Nikon D40x, and many using my father’s old
but very good manual 300 zoom. Mel’s eyes are better than mine so I realised
an autoocus zoom would be a good idea after this part of the trip…
plus mel said i hogged the camera so we got ANOTHER Nikon D60 (D40 was
discontinued and replaced with the D60) plus another VR/autofocus zoom.
No more fighting over the camera now!