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Tag Archives: architecture
Madagascar’s Saha Forest Camp: An Eco-sperience! Part 2.
As the title suggests, this is a continuation of my previous post, wherein I describe Saha Forest Camp and its surroundings…in case an orientation is needed! We’re not serious hikers. But our local guide had done a good job so … Continue reading
Posted in Madagascar, Wildlife and Nature
Tagged Anjozorobe, architecture, customs, drone, eco-tourism, hiking, Madagascar, rain forest, rural, Saha Forest Camp, traditions, village
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Photowalk: Gritty Black and White
One of my favorite camera/film combinations is a (relatively) cheap Ricoh Kr-5 Super II – at just over 20 years old, one of my newest cameras – and Tri-X black and white film. Lots of people go for “fine grain” … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, general
Tagged architecture, black and white, Chennai, gritty, mosque, thousand lights, tri-x
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