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This crocodile, known by local guides as "Angelina Jolie," came very close to the tour boat we were on in Tarcoles, Costa Rica.

Kenya. Baringo county.

 

BARINGO LAKE and the POKOT PEOPLE VIDEO

  

Morning guided hike with Augustine. (local guide, living in the village next to Soi Safari lodge

 

Adenium multiflorum is small, succulent tree native to central and eastern Southern Africa. Like other members of the succulent Apocynaceae family, A. multiflorum has a milky latex with toxic alkaloids, specifically Cardiac glycosides . This latex is used as an arrow poison and as a fish stunning poison.

 

It is sometimes treated as a variety or subspecies of Adenium obesum

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adenium_multiflorum

   

Off the Zaandam and wandering the old city streets prior to a walking tour by a local guide.

 

URUSHOP, La Casa del Turistat store at 1583 Plaza Inpendencia has a brightly coloured exterior to draw in tourists.

  

For agents from Deva, the worst part of their first mission to earth isn't getting adjusted to a physical body. No, it's listening to the stories the local guides come up with to scare them.

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A scene based loosely off of Expelled from Paradise.

We got a ride to Naranag to begin a trek to Gangabal lake. It didn't happen because we knew we were getting ripped off by the local guides. So, instead we spent the day down by this river. Some things are just meant to be, I would never have got this photograph otherwise.

 

Shot on: Mamiya 7ii with 65mm and Portra 160.

During the Exmoor Pony Festival I was pretty busy as you might guess, I was invited to be a local guide for the visitors with Exmoor Barle Valley Wildlife Safaris www.exmoorwildlifesafaris.com/ on an afternoon trip on Dunkery Commons - thoroughly recommend their trips, this is the kind of shot you can get from the landy - brilliant fun!!

A few more in comments... and if you need more you can always find my images on www.facebook.com/ExmoorPonyFestival

the guide explains the way the people have organized the agriculture in the gorge, date taken: 2017-06-01

From a visit with a local guide to Park Güell in Barcelone, Spain - September 11, 2017.

A Mother's Love II - Mother Leopard sharing a tender moment with her cub. This happened on a far ridge, so I was very grateful to have a massive 840mm of focal length to make this shot happen.

Special thanks to local guides for making this image possible.

IG: @sswildlife

Species: Indian Leopard (Panthera pardus fusca)

Location: Rajasthan, IN

Equipment: Canon EOS R5 + EF 600mm f/4 IS II + EF 1.4x III Extender

Settings: 1/1600s, ISO: 1250, f/6.3 @840mm, Handheld w Beanbag Support, Electronic Shutter

 

"Of People and Monkeys" - While photographing birds, our group hears Howler Monkeys off in the distance. One of the interesting things about these animals is that the male's call can be heard from a HUGE distance, making their location difficult to pinpoint. We head in the direction of the sound, and see this monkey family, and they were NOT a mile up in the canopy! HOWEVER, the trees were on private property. Our awesome local guide talked to the family and they were more then happy to let a bunch of strangers carrying cameras into their yard! The family observed us with some amusement as we photographed our brains out. We were so thrilled over something that is a common everyday occurrence in their daily lives. I found the people in Costa Rica so kind and accommodating to a bunch of photo geeks who were having the time of our lives in their front yard.

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View 'Royal Mile from Ramsay Lane' on black.

 

I took this while I was sheltering in a doorway from a heavy rain shower. Because I'd put my tripod away I had to take this freehand - amazingly I didn't get any camera shake (I think holding the camera at waist level helped).

 

This is the tourist heart of Edinburgh (it's just around the corner from the castle) so I was lucky to catch this scene when there were so few people around.

 

As seen in The Locals' Guide to Edinburgh.

Rama Lake and Meadows, GB Pakistan

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We made it to the beautiful Rama lake at perhaps a very good time. The sun was setting, and I was in a damn hurry to cover this beauty from all angles possible. Impossible indeed. The diminishing sunlight, the clouds, the murky reflection all joined to make quite a romantic mood actually.

 

I had taken all the shots here in bracketing mode. made HDRs in Lightroom and then stitched into Panorama in Lightroom again.

 

The HDRs were good and I am happy with my work provided the entry-level DX camera, a cheap lens, no tripod, local guide in an always hurry, no photo friendly mood, and.... yes that's pretty much all challenges :)

 

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A part of the bigger one Mýrdalsjökull, south of Iceland. If you like ice walking on the Glacier like these I marked you need crampons and best to have a local guide with you. Contact me I can get you in touch with few.

Today we have found a holy building refers to 8th Imam's Son in the middle of desert village, which named Shatoor (Shah toor).

At first I escaped visiting there, but after listening to a local guide went in to the building and visited such a great paint on roof (Under the dome).

You can just go out of Isfahan for about 70Kms and visit this paints.

 

Shatoor | Isfahan | IRAN

July 2015

Small finchlike bird, compact and short-tailed. Generally yellow below and dark blue-black above with stout bill. To identify male euphonias, focus on crown and throat: on Thick-billed, crown is entirely yellow and throat is yellow. Females are extremely difficult to separate from other euphonias, especially Yellow-crowned, but often seen in pairs or small groups with more distinctive males. Frequents open forested habitats, edges, and gardens. Can form mixed feeding flocks with other species such as warblers and tanagers.

 

This one was photographed in Northern Peru led by Neotropic Photo Tours and our Peruvian local guide for this portion of the trip; Fisher Chávez of Perú Nature Photography.

Grounds of Taviira castle.

 

Our last shot from the Ramlers Walk holiday "Tavira, Pearl of the Algarve"

 

Later 10 of us plus Liliana our local guide, moved onto the second holiday to the west of Faro and we were joined by a new RWH leader and 7 new guest.

 

See tavira.algarvetouristguide.com/attractions/castle for more information, including:

 

"The origin of Tavira goes back to 2000 B.C., during the occupation of the Algarve by the Moors. Tavira was of great importance then because of its fishing and fish salting industry. The Castle of Tavira (locally known as Castelo de Tavira) lies in the town historic centre. It’s unknown when the first castle at this site was built. Sources say in the VIII century B.C., a fortress was already being rebuilt by the Phoenicians in that place. The actual castle however probably dates back to the XII century."

   

This image was photographed in Southern Peru led by Neotropic Photo Tours and our Peruvian local guide for this portion of the trip; Fisher Chávez of Perú Nature Photography.

  

One of our local guides from Kangirsuk QC, Canada

A local Guide Dog organization always brings a couple of their dogs to AppleFest. This one is still in training. Taken by Edgar.

Horse-riding has been an integral part of Hacienda Zuleta for over a century. The ranch is home to 200 horses, 100 bred for polo and the rest for guests and farm-use.

 

The Zuletenos breed, a cross between Andalusian, Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse bred at Hacienda Zuleta, is also a wonderful dressage horse.

 

The horses are so well-mannered, obedient and eager-to-please, very responsive to the rider. Just a dream.

 

"Almost nothing can spook them," said José Ñoquez, local guide and master horseman, "They have a perfect disposition for trail-riding."

 

Riders can explore the stunning Andean countryside on a number of trails that climb to nearly 4000m above sea level.

 

This Pinocchio Rain Frog (found and released by our local guide) was photographed in Ecuador guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.

This image was photographed in Southern Peru led by Neotropic Photo Tours and our Peruvian local guide for this portion of the trip; Fisher Chávez (fisherchavez@gmail.com) of Perú Nature Photography.

  

(Burhinus superciliaris) B28I3772.jpg Lomas de Asia - Protected area - Lima south

With the kind help of the best local guide Alejandro Telio, very good photographer and author of 2 books about Lima birds and Lima Wildlife and spectacular journeys (Lima Vida Silvestre y rutas spectaculares).

His books are both in spanish and english - he shared the work with Carlos Calle.

Having taken over at Carnforth, 46115 'Scots Guardsman' climbs towards Shap at Scout Green with the Euston to Carlisle leg of 'The Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express' on 28 Jan 23. 47802 is on the rear of the train.

 

Many thanks to local guide Paul Berry.

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