LisaO
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On our upcoming cruise (starts a month from today) we are doing one of those see Pompeii and Amalfi coast in one day tours using a minivan and driver. Though like I said earlier in this thread I like doing the get to know and explore an area best (I have done so in Venice, Paris and Oxford, UK where I have spent from 2 -5 weeks and Havana, Cuba 1 week) sometimes you need to go on a recognizance tour to see what you really might like, I think I might like the Amalfi Coast and Santorini.
I am planning a photo workshop trip to India for late this year or early next, I really want to go to Varanasi and spend most of my time there. I have found several photo trips to India but they are a few days here and there but I want more time in Varanasi perhaps a week there and then a few days in some other part of India. Also south of France is on my list of spend some time and get to know places, I would like to go in July and be in a town when the Tour de France rides through, see lavender and sunflower fields.
Do you often go out alone photographing or with a family member? I assume your wife is pretty supportive of your photography. How much longer are you there? I don't know if you said but in general how do you carry your up to 3 cameras? Thanks again!
I am planning a photo workshop trip to India for late this year or early next, I really want to go to Varanasi and spend most of my time there. I have found several photo trips to India but they are a few days here and there but I want more time in Varanasi perhaps a week there and then a few days in some other part of India. Also south of France is on my list of spend some time and get to know places, I would like to go in July and be in a town when the Tour de France rides through, see lavender and sunflower fields.
Do you often go out alone photographing or with a family member? I assume your wife is pretty supportive of your photography. How much longer are you there? I don't know if you said but in general how do you carry your up to 3 cameras? Thanks again!