We had a long and tough day transitioning from Lima, Peru to Atacama Desert in Chile, but the milky way scene was well worth every challenges we endured.
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I took a solo boat trip to Bartolome Island today, just to photograph the most iconic Galapagos scene. Was it worth not spending the time with my family and kids? For just a day, I’d still say yes!
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If you are into wild animals (who’s not given you came all the way to Galapagos?), you have to visit North Seymour Island. It’s a paradise of rare birds, and iguanas. Check out our photos and video.
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Who’s into tortoises? Our toddler definitely is! And seeing the giant ones and so many of them in a Galapagos farm was absolutely an eye opening experience for all of us.
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A photo journal of our first hike along the 1.5m Tortuga Bay on Santa Cruz Island in Galapagos. You’ll see our first encounter of marine iguanas, and a volcanic beach.
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if you are interested in traveling to Galapagos by yourself (instead of on a cruise), you’ll find info about essential paperwork required to enter Galapagos. Also how we spent our first day at Charles Darwin Research Station to see giant tortoises.
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Did you know at the equator, the daytime period always lasts about 12 hours, regardless of season. The sun always rises and sets vertically, nearly perpendicular to the horizon. It means golden hour is short and blue hour is almost none. Featuring my landscape capture of Cotopaxi from Teleferico and El Panecillo at sunset.
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If you have been a DSLR photographer for a while but haven’t quite figured out how to produce quality photos, consistently, you might naturally think your camera is not good enough. Please hold on buying a new camera and read my top tips on how to improve your photography.
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