I had been saving a few pictures from a too short vacation in the Riviera Maya area, in southern Mexico, for a first travel post here.
Someone feeding the birds
Unknown father and son
Tulum #1
Tulum #2 (done to death in postcards, sorry)
Five parrots
Bottle xylophon
Cacao and chile
Sea life in a park aquarium
Thanks for looking! Color pictures, Canon G12; B&W, Olympus 35 XA, FP4+, Beutler.
Mexico, Riviera Maya
Re: Mexico, Riviera Maya
Nice, Julio. Unknown father and son is very poignant. Those are magnificent parrots, and Cacao and chile is nice, too. Hell, I like them all. --- James
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Hello, Julio,
Good to be looking at your work again. I like your beach shots; it seems like you have always been good at photographing near the water's edge. I was in Tulum about 14 years ago; thanks for the reminder of how pretty it looked.
Good to be looking at your work again. I like your beach shots; it seems like you have always been good at photographing near the water's edge. I was in Tulum about 14 years ago; thanks for the reminder of how pretty it looked.
Dennis Gallus
Hereford, Arizona USA
Hereford, Arizona USA
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Thanks, James and Dennis. The father and son picture would do well on Father's day. I do have an additional few, portrait-format ones.
Flamingos doing their curved neck number
Flaming tequila. I drank it later in the patriotic Mexican shot glass, with red and green colors. I still favor vodka lemonade.
Patriotic parachutes
I must say that instant feedback, variable ISO and auto-white-balance are a good compensation for not having C-41 film. The Canon G12 is a swell little camera; it made me forget I had brought the XA.
Flamingos doing their curved neck number
Flaming tequila. I drank it later in the patriotic Mexican shot glass, with red and green colors. I still favor vodka lemonade.
Patriotic parachutes
I must say that instant feedback, variable ISO and auto-white-balance are a good compensation for not having C-41 film. The Canon G12 is a swell little camera; it made me forget I had brought the XA.
Re: Mexico, Riviera Maya
Julio, These are great. It snowed here yesterday and it is very, very nice to see that somewhere there are blue skies and warm water.
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Great shots. I have a trip with the girls booked there next November, can't wait!
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