Tanzania 2009
Posted 14/06/2009 - 13:56
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Lovely!
Whereabouts did you go in Tz?
I am hoping to go there again next year. Ours (mostly mine) are at http://tinyurl.com/mtbu4z but there are over 1500 of them as we just couldn't choose . The best ones are on days three through eight.
Whereabouts did you go in Tz?
I am hoping to go there again next year. Ours (mostly mine) are at http://tinyurl.com/mtbu4z but there are over 1500 of them as we just couldn't choose . The best ones are on days three through eight.
Posted 14/06/2009 - 14:07
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Gwyn wrote:
Lovely!
Whereabouts did you go in Tz?
I am hoping to go there again next year. Ours (mostly mine) are at http://tinyurl.com/mtbu4z but there are over 1500 of them as we just couldn't choose . The best ones are on days three through eight.
Thanks. We stayed in several places this time - Gibbs Farm and Udohtu (don't think I have spelt that right) were 2 but I can't remember the others. I ca look it up for you if you want. You only have 1500 pictures - I have 5500! I have many hours of work to do to choose the best Will look at yours now.
Lovely!
Whereabouts did you go in Tz?
I am hoping to go there again next year. Ours (mostly mine) are at http://tinyurl.com/mtbu4z but there are over 1500 of them as we just couldn't choose . The best ones are on days three through eight.
Posted 14/06/2009 - 15:51
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We selected 1500, from several thousand!
We stayed at Gibbs Farm too, We used it as our chill out base for a couple of days after the safari, as we didn't want to go to Zanzibar. Came home with lots of recipes from the chef there, and a couple of carvings from the wood carver - and lots of coffee of course!
We stayed at Olduvai and Ronjo.
We stayed at Gibbs Farm too, We used it as our chill out base for a couple of days after the safari, as we didn't want to go to Zanzibar. Came home with lots of recipes from the chef there, and a couple of carvings from the wood carver - and lots of coffee of course!
We stayed at Olduvai and Ronjo.
Posted 14/06/2009 - 17:46
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Excellent photos. I like the last one best, both the framing and lighting is nice
Posted 14/06/2009 - 17:52
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NeilP wrote:
Excellent photos. I like the last one best, both the framing and lighting is nice
Thanks Neil,Excellent photos. I like the last one best, both the framing and lighting is nice
I had a look at your blog and wondered if you would be able to id the butterfly I took this morning. Its in my posting entitled Today's Efforts on this thread?
J
Posted 14/06/2009 - 20:07
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I like the second shot.
I feel that your images need some contrast and maybe some saturation tweakin'. For me they jus' need some more vibrancy.
I feel that your images need some contrast and maybe some saturation tweakin'. For me they jus' need some more vibrancy.
"All the technique in the world doesn’t compensate for the inability to notice." - Elliott Erwitt
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Posted 14/06/2009 - 23:41
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Glad to hear Gibb's Farm is still going strong. I was last there in 1983. I suspect it is rather different today.
G
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Posted 15/06/2009 - 01:14
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Great, thanks for those, somewhere on the list of places to see.
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 15/06/2009 - 16:33
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Lovely pics J. I love the bird, whatever it is???
Lil Andy
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Posted 15/06/2009 - 18:09
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titchgamer wrote:
Lovely pics J. I love the bird, whatever it is???
Andy,Lovely pics J. I love the bird, whatever it is???
Its a Tawny Eagle.
Posted 16/06/2009 - 06:18
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George Lazarette wrote:
Glad to hear Gibb's Farm is still going strong. I was last there in 1983. I suspect it is rather different today.
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G, You would be amazed. I was completely speechless when shown my "room". It took me 10 minutes to close all the blinds. It had an enormous bed, a separate bathroom area which consisted of a bath big enough to drown in, an open fire, an indoor shower, an outdoor shower!, a seating area for while the bath filled up and finally a toilet! I only used the indoor showerGlad to hear Gibb's Farm is still going strong. I was last there in 1983. I suspect it is rather different today.
G
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