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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
3w ago
The Mille Miglia (Thousand Miles) was an open-road, motorsport endurance race established in 1927 by the young Counts Francesco Mazzotti and Aymo Maggi. It took place in Italy 24 times from 1927 to 1957 (13 times before World War II, and 11 times from 1947). Since 1977, the "Mille Miglia" has been reborn as a […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
1M ago
The convenience of digital with the looks of film? Obviously, the benefits of film photography shouldn’t be limited to looks alone. The palpable experience of rolls and prints probably overshadow any aesthetic benefits, as does the chimp-free process for those receptive to it. I knew that, of course, but had lived for years in […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
1M ago
Welcome to this first gathering of photographs of 2024. Thank you to all participants ? I hope viewing those images will encourage others to take part!! Have fun. Leslie Ashe Philippe Berend Pascal Jappy Keith Lenghaus Pascal Ollier Pat Robinson […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
1M ago
This weekend, I was fortunate enough to try 4 cameras Here’s another brief post from me as I return from a quick visit to the UK to see friends and family. My X1D stayed at home to keep luggage light, but my old phone was always in my pocket. See pics above and below. […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
2M ago
A drive to view the rising on a Rockbridge County farm leads to a colorful timelapse ? Linda Wilder and her husband own some Rockbridge County farming property not far south of Lexington. Called “Lost Acres Farms,” it’s perched on a small hill, with a stunning 360-degree view of the surrounding landscape, including House Mountain […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
2M ago
Putting to rest the mystical, getting into the neuroscience of flow, and how to use it in our photography. Ironically, the very idea of flow creates a lot of resistance. Either because it is felt by some to be a mushy concept used by faux-gurus, or because of the impression that it requires some […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
2M ago
I think most of us share the opinion that two photographers in the same place at the same time will produce radically different images. But what if that is suddenly three? My recent trip to Cape Town for a wedding, saw me pre-arrange to meet and photowalk with DS regular, Ian Varkevisser. I didn’t plan […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
2M ago
From rain to temizuya to wa. During my trip to Japan in February 2023 our photography group journeyed to the countryside to explore the historic station town of Narai-juku. During the Edo period, travelers stopped here for lodging and restaurants since it was at the halfway point between Tokyo and Kyoto. It […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
2M ago
Four midsummers ago, in a different house, I was sitting and smoking my pipe on the floor of my back porch facing west leaning against the door – with a mug of coffee on my right and my camera (with a tele zoom mounted) on my left. ( Sunrise around 3 next morning.) The evening […]
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DearSusan | On Creative Travel Photography
3M ago
Back in South Africa’s past, the focus of the nation was often on the Afrikaans community, making fun of their attitudes, speech and a whole lot more, especially in our TV and film advertising. This ad was produced for Castrol motor oil – one of the few multinationals that retained a presence in the country […]
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