Jan 3, 2008
2007 Trips
My favorite destinations of 2007.
The Yucatán Peninsula. Tacos, Mayan ruins, Topes, Mennonite colonies, pristine beaches.
Abandoned military hospital Beelitz-Heilstätten, outside of Berlin.
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That second set of pictures is ridiculous.
excellent photo set. what are you doing to get that blurred exterior around the center focus? Hmm… might be a flickr question.
thanks. it’s called a lensbaby. i have the second generation one without the bolts to keep the angle fixed. so very fun it is.
Hey Chad, you should check out the new Nat Geo. issue with the “Volcano Gods” on the cover. They have a cool photo essay on abandoned houses in North Dakota that reminds me of yr Germany photos
cool, thanks for the tip.
dude, when do you start geotagging?
when are you going to start selling coping saws???
I guess I need one of them fancy geotagger thingys.