travel photography

Welcome to the 'travel photography' tag page at Technorati. This page features content from the farthest reaches of the Blogosphere that authors have "tagged" with 'travel photography'.

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “travel photography”

• Travel photo: Grand Canyon, Arizona

  
  The Indie Travel Podcast — Authority: 463
  The Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA Also read: Improve your America road trip Traveling Poet in Sedona Colorado wine country Travel photo: Grand Canyon, Arizona is happily produced by The Indie Travel Podcast , proud winners of Lonely Planets "Best Podcast 2009" -- Check out our free podcast in iTunes , ...
  6 hours ago

• Been theres best photos of 2009

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  Our monthly Been there readers photo competition saw hundreds of entries in 2009. Award-winning Guardian photographer Dan Chung picks his favourite images of your year
  17 hours ago

• KL Bird Park - Part 4 - Freshwater Birds (Close Up)

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  A flamingo’s bill is in light pink and black with an artistic line in between the upper bill and the lower bill.  Its eyes seem to be relatively small. The flamingoes appear in a big group,  some of them are in light red, with red eyes and red bills. Flamingoes have joints on their legs, just like human, ...
  19 hours ago

• KL Bird Park - Part 3 - Freshwater Birds

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  Flamingoes are my favorite in the bird park.  Their necks are long, and can be curled.  The size of a greater flamingo is about 120 - 140 cm, whereas a lesser flamingo is about 80 cm. There are 2 areas in the bird park where the flamingoes can be found.  First at the Flamingo Pond (zone 2), second one at ...
  23 hours ago

• Different Shades of, Ahem, Camels

  
  Travel Tales from India — Authority: 499
  Camels Camels and more Camels Never thought it is possible to make camels in so many shades but then you can trust the people of the desert to do that! And this is just onerack full at the Dubai Duty Free, I have so many more that I have to a slide show of it sometime in the future.
  1 day ago

• Cool Gadget: Nikon Lens Simulator

  
  Away.com Travel Blog — Authority: 425
  The masterminds behind Nikon released a web-based lens simulator that allows you to test drive the lens and camera body before purchase. Start with choosing your camera, either FX formats (D3x, D3, and D700) or DX formats (D90, D300s, D5000, D3000s). Then you can choose a lens you are interested in (wide-angle, ...
  1 day ago

• Visited KL Bird Park

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  Hidden in the center of the busy city, Kuala Lumpur, there is an extremely huge bird cage which is about 20.9 acres.  There are thousands of birds inside it.  Is there such an enormous bird cage on Earth?  Yes, it is the KL Bird Park.  Have you been there? KL Tower is visible from the bird park.  Most of our ...
  1 day ago

• Photo: the sun begins to rise under clouds and over the Alps next to Lake Geneva, as seen from Tartegnin, Switzerland

  
  Luciole Press Blog — Authority: 147
      The sun begins to rise under clouds and over the Alps next to Lake Geneva, as seen from Tartegnin, Switzerland HERE
  2 days ago

• Cracker Winter Tour III: The Day of the Tests

  
  Florida Cracker — Authority: 118
  We spent all day today at Apollo Hospital getting lots and lots of tests. Im avoiding taking pictures of people, but watching the parade of beautiful clothes worn by the ladies was wonderful. We also met with the surgeon. He and his family had just got back from a very nice trip themselves. To Florida. He had a ...
  2 days ago

• Dreaming of travel on a white Christmas: Photography in the snow

  
  Consumer Traveler — Authority: 144
  Winter travel often includes travel to snowy destinations. Ned Levi discusses the challenges of taking photographs in snowy conditions and how to overcome them.
  2 days ago

• A Hotel with a View

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  While waiting for the lift in the hotel, I had taken some photos from the windows at the end of the corridor near the lift. Once I looked out of the windows, I found that there was a monorail track outside the windows at a lower level.  The monorail has been our main transport in KL, and its nearest station is just ...
  3 days ago

• KL Batu Caves - Part 6 - The Monkeys

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  As I mentioned before, there were monkeys along the staircase going up Batu Caves.  The mother monkey was catching fleas on the baby monkey’s hair.  The motherly love can be seen and this is another evident to prove that animals also have the feeling of love. The baby monkey has stored some food in its mouth. ...
  3 days ago

• KL Batu Caves - Part 5 - Limestone

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  Look at the sun ray.  This is the part I like the most.  It is because there are holes on the ceiling of the cave. Another sun ray. Look at the limestone.  For thousands years, they have formed into speleothem . A speleothem (from the Greek for “ cave deposit “), commonly known as a cave formation , ...
  3 days ago

• Cracker Winter Tour II

  
  Florida Cracker — Authority: 118
  We made it to India safely and are currently ensconced in the airy porcine heights that suit us. We love this hotel and it was worth having our life flash before our eyes the hundred different times that occurred on the drive over to get here. Ive driven in Boston with all my passengers screaming and finally the ...
  3 days ago

• KL Batu Caves - Part 4 - Up Again

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  The highest level of the cave is roofless.  This is the biggest hole in the cave that allow everyone to see the sky and allow the rain to flush into the cave.  This is also the deepest part of the cave that is accessible by visitors. Although this space is quite wide and can accommodate quite a lot of visitors, ...
  3 days ago

• KL Batu Caves - Part 3 - In the Cave

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  My first look into the cave, it was not totally dark.  The light can come in from both sides, and there are several small holes on the roof of the cave. In the cave, there are rusty metal railings in yellow which allow me to use them as tripods. Looking backwards, I could not see the long “external” ...
  4 days ago

• KL Batu Caves - Part 2 - The Staircase

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  This is the staircase at Batu Caves, KL.  There are 3 lanes.  I have never experienced how it feels like during Thaipusam, but I can imagine when all the three lanes are full of people.  It must be terrible. As usual, everything has a starting point, each step is labeled with a number from 1 to 272.  I started ...
  4 days ago

• Fra-gee-lay, Must be Italian

  
  Vacations Blog — Authority: 429
  This is my neighbors house with the soft glow of electric sex gleaming in the window. My neighbor, apparently, won a Major Award, and frankly I covet it. Said something about mind power. I dread the day they take it down. I imagine I’ll hear the sound of “Taps” being played, gently. Yes, these are all ...
  5 days ago

• Visited Batu Cave, KL

  
  ColinJong.com — Authority: 127
  This is the Murugan deity statue at the entrance of the Batu Caves -  a big Hindu shrines that was built in a cave.  In Malay, the word “ Batu ” means stone , it means it is the cave of stones .  It is located in Gombak district, 13 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur. This is the Murugan deity statue and ...
  5 days ago

• Travel Photos: Cozumel

  
  Jeremy Lim | Vancouver Music, Photography and Marketing Blog — Authority: 112
  Between Grand Cayman , Roatán , Belize , and Cozumel, Cozumel easily my favourite (and by far the most beautiful). White-sand beaches, connected by dusty highways, cover most of the island’s circumference. While tourist buses exist, most visitors wander on their own by scooters, jeeps, or retro Beetles. A ...
  5 days ago

Comments about travel photography