kaphinga

I often carry two cameras when traveling. My usual combination is two M4/3 cameras, one with a 12-100mm and the other with something wider and/or faster. Having once dropped a lens on concrete ...

Great idea to start this series! Here's one from Sagalassos, an amazing Pisidian/Greek/Roman city that very few people have heard of. Most of the current ruins are from the Roman period.

Thanks for sharing these.  Turkey is one of my favorite countries, and I always enjoy seeing photos from Turkey.

As others have said, there's no single best way to do it. What is more important, I think,  is to have a workflow that enables you to keep up with your photos afterwards.  Consistency in ...

I'm still seeing Amazon ads. Hope you are right, though.

Thanks for sharing these. I have only been home two weeks, and I have already put 11 sites on the wish list for my next trip.  Looking at your pictures, I just added three more. I think there is an ...

One more note on exchanging local currency.  The guides and drivers would accept dollars, but the boat crews and average folks on the street pretty universally preferred EGP.  In fact, I recall ...

I took a dahabiya (sailboat) cruise twice, in 2020 and 2021. Egypt is a fabulous country. The first trip was March 2020, just as the whole world was shutting down during Covid. Unfortunately, they ...

Pamukkale is geologically *very* similar to Mammoth. I loved Cappadocia when I visited in 2015. On this trip for the most part I had to stay pretty close to my home base in Antalya, where I was ...

(This one's for you, Kent. I haven't abandoned DPR just yet.) Just got back from five weeks in Turkey, Jordan and Israel. I am still sorting through photos, but here is some of what I saw. I was ...

I am looking at both dprevived and dprforum   -  kinda waiting to see where I see the most familiar faces

These are all great images.  I enjoyed looking at them.

Totally agree!  Thanks, Rick.

I am still  kaphinga on dprevived.  Just figured out how to access my account  -- I had to shorten my password. See you over there next week.

That truly is a Mona Lisa smile. Great shot!

Fabulous pictures!!! I am envious. Seeing La Traviata in Verona has to be an amazing experience.

I definitely plan to be there as soon as I get my login issues settled.

Turkiye. Yep. I highly recommend Termessos if you make it back to Turkey. It's totally unexcavated and requires some hiking. Definitely not a mass tourism destination.

I am making all sorts of little excursions in between dental appointments.  This week I visited Phaselis and Termessos. Phaselis was a small Mediterranean port, dating from 700 BC. Flanked by two ...

Yay! I am having trouble creating a login (and logging in), but I will figure it out eventually.  It may be a few weeks before I show up there, but I'll get there eventually.