Who doesn’t know it? It’s high noon, it’s hot, and the lonelyness of tourists in a historic mediterranean town reaches its top, while the only natives showing up in the streets are those selling souvenirs and arts and crafts.

As the American scientist Liberty Hyde Bailey said:
“When the traveler goes alone he gets acquainted with himself.” 🙂

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A boat crosses the Narmada river in Maheshwar.

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De Ridderstraat (Odos Ippoton) Rhodos

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Fisherman
Inle lake, Myanmar

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항동철로 (Hangdong Railroad) Was Built More Than Five Decades Ago And Its Total Length Is Approximately 4.5 Kilometers. Simply, It Has Been Connecting Seoul And Incheon City. Contradicting Its Original Function, Now It’s Rather A Very Popular Travel Attraction In Seoul City Because Trains Rarely Operate On This Railroad. In Fact, Visitors Are Allowed To Walk Along The Railroad. The Best Part Of It Is That The Railroad Passes Through Several Small Villages, Which Seems To Create Characteristic Sceneries.

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The Green Mill

When you have been using neutral density filters, you probably have noticed sometime that you couldn’t get that long exposure that you wanted. Just because there was to much light. Here’s a little trick you can do, to get that extreme long exposure you always wanted, without having to stop down your camera all the way.

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In this video tutorial, I show you how to combine 9 images of 20 seconds to get a 3 minutes exposure.

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The morning view outside our guesthouse in Iceland.

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