Thought I'd take the opportunity to post some pics.
C&C welcomed as always. I'm not sure if I should turn the last one into B&W.
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Indonesia April 2006
Hi all, just part-way through my trip to Indonesia.
Thought I'd take the opportunity to post some pics. C&C welcomed as always. I'm not sure if I should turn the last one into B&W.
Last edited by baboo on Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
The tuk rider is a really powerful image - well captured. Reminds me of the style similar to Juztin's
Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Thanks guys.
Ivanerrol, I was lucky, I climbed Mt. Merapi last weekend and we reached the summit early Sunday morning. It was after that, on the Monday I think that they closed off Merapi to climbers. Up until then, it was at stage 2 (I think) which was basically a warning.
G'day Ray,
Looks like you're having a ball! Some terrific shots in this series, but #2 makes me feel as though I'm there and #4 has such a mystic feel to it... Great images! Aka Andrew
Hello Baboo,
Lucky in some ways you weren't around to see some fireworks at first hand and up close. Does you posting name bear any reference to the Indonesian word of Baboo??
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