Saturday, May 19, 2012

Traveling photographer in new mexico

Posted by admin On December - 6 - 2011 ADD COMMENTS

traveling in mexico

New Mexico is located between Texas and Arizona in the United States. If you’re in the passenger seat, take a few shots out the window.Saint Guadalupe Church is located in Santa Fe, which lies in the middle of the state.

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Hispanic influence penetrates also the art and architecture. Yuccas are everywhere in the state, and can make for interesting images.
Do not forget the details. Local flora can also make a great subject. If you travel to a different climate, you will find things that could never succeed in your local environment. This door is Old Mesilla in southern New Mexico. It is desert, there are nearly pure, while in

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the northern parts of the state, high-elevation ski resorts and host of alpine-style architecture.
The final image is one of the fishing lakes in the state. The mountain streams are good fly fishing. Many major rivers have been dammed to create lakes. There are several reserves in the state, and several hundreds of archaeological sites. Gila National Forest is located in the southern part of the state.

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5 Photography Inspiration

Posted by admin On July - 16 - 2011 ADD COMMENTS

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This post is part of our series of photographs inspired weekly. Every Friday we present some of the most spectacular shots captured by talented photographers from around the world.
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Here, we collected last five beautiful pictures and creative, click the image if you want to know more about the photographer. If you want to add your favorite photo in the next Roundup, then let us know.

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water-landscape

Most landscape photographers recommend shooting Pro or (or) to capture the morning or evening twilight, their scene in the “golden hour” when the light is best (in fact, some only rarely at other times of the day).

However, one problem with taking the time of the day is related that while the sky is often underexposed enough light in the foreground of the images may end up a little and shallow.

One way to underexposed foreground, to include water in the area of the shot and it is reflected by the light of heaven.

It is a technique especially effective at sunrise or sunset, when it interesting cloud formations and colors in the sky (and reflections in the water).
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It may take a few trials with different positions to the right to take part in the deliberations of the sky, but with a little trial and error, the effect can be quite amazing and image much brighter and more balanced.

Even if you do not get the perfect light reflections from water can help balance the intake and help you overcome the foreground underexposed.

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The origins of Tourism Village Krebet

Posted by admin On May - 19 - 2011 ADD COMMENTS

Formerly Krebet a rustic stretch of forest located on the hill Slarong, and has not been possible to be a place of human settlement. While the plants are probably just plant bushes shrubs and some wood at that time is not valuable.

Gradually the communities across the east and west tried to open forests to agriculture. One example of the descendants of citizens Mangir Mangir bedhah at that time, most homes are dispersed northward spread around Triwidadi and Sedayu. Then one of our ancestors was the grandmother who tried to open forests Kasem Slarong diperbukitan it.

To call this place was visited every day or so easy when there are questions from the neighbors where he worked on the fields, open land in this village is the largest plant and easily seen then that forest is a tree called Krebet that still exists in the intersection near the Sanggar Punokawan and in Spring Tirto Waluyo.

Until now people call Triwidadi Krebet hamlet still called “Ngalas” of the base word which means forest. The arrival of people – the person to work the land for agriculture. So at that time became the agricultural mainstay. Plants that are at that time mostly polowijo, kapendhem polo, polo gumantung, and polo kasimpar. Fruit mainstay for the sideline at the time was guava kluthuk. In the estimates to date over 6 descent already living the life of many experiments.

From then until the craft of agriculture to the present, life changing results in the period that is less clear. Agricultural products sold at that time the nearest outlets Negoro Market (Beringharjo). Market closer namely Bantul Market and the market “adang – adangan” on the edge of the road towards the main road with road transport leg.

Since agriculture is seasonal and only rely on rain-fed irrigation some residents are able to create crafts in the form of appliances like scoop water from a coconut shell (siwar), spoon vegetable (Irus), the amount of rice (monkey), a herbal drink (handful), and until now there is still the preserve.

When the earth is still a wide variety Krebet ever plant community is making tunun bagor Krebet. Weaving Bagor gebang made of leaves whose name is “agel”. Craft is limited as a bag of goods. Extinction is due to recessive bagor plastic bag.

Back early asalmuasal Krebet forest designation by mentioning one of the trees as the language of today’s mascot, the hamlet was named Hamlet Krebet because at that time many residents of the area around the town of Bantul, Bantul, which was probably still a lot of dedukuh Kademangan in Bukit Slarong.

Example – example of hamlets around Krebet also uses the name of the plant. For example Pringgading (Bambu Kuning), Dadapbong, Serut, Kalinongko, Kalibogor, Petung (Bamboo Petung), Cikat Papat. This is all sure to take the name of the mascot of the plant most easily understood at that time.

Majority of their lives farming. In dedukuh them so, they match many offspring to childless – pianak that until now the descendants of citizens kepulau Krebetpun already dispersed to the outside of Java, Sumatra example. After the government inventory ngadusun the hamlet was named after our beloved hamlet Hamlet Krebet. Parents always say time changes in the status of the land, if the first names of parents said Klangsir and soil should be taxed.

We continue with the farming community life Krebet, craftsmen, who farmed the land because the ownership of vast agricultural lands craftsmen because little but due to the loss of fertility of the soil structure, the most he turned to craftsmen.

While guava fruit kluthuk who first become a mainstay diperbukitan Slarong lost because while the first melting Kluthuk Cashew prices to compete with cashew kluthuk type bangkok.

Krebet youths on 80-year imitating trace Mr Gunjiar trying to move to the craft. Stages of art craft mask until now the various types according to the subscriber or customer orders, up to now a mainstay of wood batik.

Remain attached to the present cultural events ancestral rituals are part of cultural heritage is also a legacy of the king as the source, but also indeed from the traditions of the ancestors who are still preserved. Example hamlet clean, Suran, Ruwahan, blackjack. Until recently the term “waste” that is packaged as a bone of contention by the children of southern Planggrok diperempatan and former head home in Hamlet and The gulf pulosari Jurug. They say if the watchman Kedhung pet pigeons took off there at night the sign will be many more sick people. But that Wallahu’allam, may not be believed.

For now the name of cashew plantations kluthuk live stories to the kids now because the plant has changed plant guava tamarind, teak, acacia, mahogany is the result partly waiting until the big timber.

this is a wibsite original krebet

Can not be denied again that one of the icons of tourism in Indonesia is quite prominent is the city of Yogyakarta. Not only as a tourism city, Yogyakarta is also successfully won the title as the city of culture, education, bicycles, and much more. Degree of tourism can be achieved

Starting from the panorama of nature tourism, education, arts and culture, spiritual, until the culinary tour. Everything was presented with a very slick packaging and attractive. It is not surprising that the city of Yogyakarta was chosen as a tourist destination after Bali.

One city in Yogyakarta who became Objects and Attractions Kotagede is quite popular. This city is about 15 km from the center of Yogyakarta and can be reached using public transport such as buses or private vehicles Trans Jogja. When hearing the name Kotagede, then that would arise in the minds of us all is the silver. Exactly! Silver is very identical to Kotagede. There are adage says if a trip to Kotagede not buy souvenirs silver, then you should never say never to Kotagede. Quite challenging indeed! But this is the fact that Kotagede not be separated from silver. Silver industry developed rapidly in Kotagede since the 1930s. Industrial silver is then spread to many other villages, even villages that used to be a workers’ village has now grown into a craft village.

One of the attractions that are less known Kotagede wider community is the traditional performing arts. Since the first Kotagede is one of the cultural center of Java. Art as one of the cultural community thrives in this city. In this city you can see some genuine traditional art of Kotagede them are musicians. Arts attractions can be found in several places in Kotagede and the perpetrators are usually members of the arts community. The existence of groups of musicians art is the result of community initiative itself as a time filler activity and is seasonal. In the ordinary musicians, sometimes also played several other arts such as traditional dance, macapatan, and srandul. For those of you who want to see the art of musicians, you can come to Kotagede Arts Building every Tuesday and Friday night or come to the village Bumen village, which has many potential Purbayan traditional art. Arts Building is located at Jalan Pasar Mondorakan Kotagede precisely west.

In Kotagede evolving art tends toward religious art. This can not be separated from the background Kotagede a religious community that also influence the style of art produced. One example of such art is Shalawatan. Shalawatan is an art that has become a tradition since the Islamic Mataram Kingdom. At first, this activity only memorial service was held at Ascension of Prophet Muhammad SAW which is to give homage to the Prophet Muhammad. Recited poems contain about the history of life of the Prophet Muhammad as a role model. This activity is led by a mastermind who gives the command to approximately 20 people, divided according to the type of tone-controlled, to recite poetry blessings. Musical instruments used are gong, kempul, and geblu. When do Shalawatan, must be provided offerings and the need to wear traditional Javanese clothes for the mastermind and the players. Readers of poetry is only allowed to eat kencur and brambang during the event. For those of you who are interested in this art, please come on Thursday the second week, held at the Great Mosque Complex Kotagede Mataram. The event usually lasts from 20:00 until 3:00 in the morning.

Heritage Area Kotagede still has lots of tourism potential that deserve to be visited. So far only focused on the tourists when visiting the silver Kotagede. Besides silver, tourists are also directed to visit historical relics like the Great Mosque of Mataram. If you want to look deeper, tourists can enjoy the beauty of traditional performing arts are not impossible will be extinct in a few years. So there was a chance to travel to exotic Kotagede enjoy traditional art.

Travel photography

Posted by admin On March - 6 - 2011 ADD COMMENTS

Travel photography

The guide on how to carry your equipment

There are several approaches to traveling with your photographic equipment. The first and most important question for the trip and gear must be what is your budget?

Unless you’re lucky enough to score all expenses paid including flights photography guide, baggage allowance, transport, guides and safe housing that you will need to think ahead.

I once made a tour of 3 months in Asia and continued in New Zealand, he was on a small budget and I would stay in dormitories and hostels.

Work with your equipment and streamline, you do not want to be without something but you do not want to be carrying extra weight that you will not use it on your trip.
Once you’ve decided what u need to move to the next step to consider is your bag. Will you be carrying a backpack or suitcase with clothes too? If you have that on the back, where is your camera will go? Will you risk the check in your luggage or take on the plane with you?

If you’re on a budget, then make it simple. Have a small bag in your checked luggage with your main batteries, chargers and not fragile. Take your camera lenses bodyAnd with you as hand luggage to a minimum. If you can take your filters and objects too fragile, so much the better.

The reality is unless you can afford special transportation / a robbery case good to go in the hold you have to be clever.

You may take a reasonable sized bag on the flight with you on long-haul flights. When I realized I had my lenses, body, and some filters with me on the plane. I bought a bag of size LowPro allowed me to keep my hands free for my back pack with clothes

Once you’re at your hotel / hostel, you can merge your equipment or have it as you want. Only when you travel by road or air you need to divide the elements in place.

Another question is what to do with a tripod, you have 3 options. 1) Leave the house and buy / rent a place, it is the ideas the more risk you can never be guaranteed that you can get, if anything! 2) the main pack in your sleeve 3) get a decent bag / case for it and put it through as luggage separately.

Thus, research and try to do a lot of bags and packaging trial. Also many inns and hotels do not have safes, or in rooms or behind the desk, but depends on what country you are, do not trust 100%. Keep your body and lenses with you as much as possible, treat them as your passport and do not let them out of your sight! If you are charged batteries in bulk or theft of lost baggage is a pain, but it’s not over.

Finally, consider insurance and to consider photography as well. Always allow your budget. Often companies offer discounts for equipment and for your own medical insurance to shop around and do not skimp on premiums. If you can not afford that you may want to rethink your trip and your budget.

I was lucky not to have problems with baggage, theft or breakage. I was covered insurance-wise, but did not need it I’m glad. Use your common sense and go with your instincts in reference to travel and security is the best advice I can give. If a situation does not feel right away that this is because it’s probably not. Good advice? Well hopefully the main thing to remember is that most people you meet will be friendly and interested in what you are and where you come from etc. But the main difference is that you have expensive camera gear with you . Never let your guard, be friendly, but do not let you open it. Be careful and if you go to countries with strong sales / barter culture make sure you have small amounts of money on your person / odd pack of cigarettes to offer, if things start to get out of hand. You want to be ready for the confrontation is not free. If you’re prepared, you will be allowed if you hold your digital SLR heavy for all to see or not.

Also you will find that people in parts of Asia such as Thailand, will be more happy to pose for you in their natural environment if given a little something.

I hope I’ve not put off the idea of traveling with your photographic equipment. Remember to be prepared for any eventuality. Who knows the next time you travel you could have scored that big, all-expenses-paid jobs you have had the return of your travel budget last weak!

the best friends forever by ableh

Posted by admin On October - 5 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

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This is my friend on the way back to the village, at a time of high school friends, had not met about 4 years old, without many words I say plainly “I want a portrait of” although not very nice, … this is my best friend

Chinese mosque in the city of Palembang

Posted by admin On September - 27 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

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this time I will show you a photograph of a landscape are quite beautiful, I took this picture in the evening at around 5:30 pm when the sky is very beautiful.
the interesting part of this picture is a first mosque in Indonesia that looks like a pagoda, local people said this is the mosque of Chinese who converted to Islam in Palembang Indonesia.

bridge ampera in palembang

Posted by admin On September - 15 - 2010 ADD COMMENTS

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I apologize for not posting these last few weeks the Idul Fitri holidays make me busy because my home town.
These results of my photos after the vacation time I take a picture of this landscape, the community is the pride of the bridge amperaPalembang in Indonesia.
hopefully this time the photo is pleased to make the visitors do not forget to send your comments

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Motocross training in the field in yogyakarta

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