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This photo was used in a magazine for doctors in the Philippines. You can also find it on many other websites, all over the world!
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Sajek is an excellent tourist spot at Baghaichari Upazila in Rangamati District. A place situated in one of the most amazing and thrilling part of Bangladesh whice is perfect for Tourist, Travelers, Backpackers and for everyone.
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The summer backpacking season has begun in Canada. I saw this fellow in the heart of downtown Toronto. He was buying a hot dog while his cat sat patiently on the sidewalk just like a well-mannered dog.
I got my camera out just in time to snap this photo of him giving his cat a bit of tender loving care while the hot dog vendor stepped out of his rig to observe.
I was juggling my bike when the backpacker picked his cat up, placed him on top of the backpack and disappeared into the crowd.
It was clear that his four-legged companion was very used to traveling on top of the backpack. He looked like he was riding on top of a double-decker bus with the man down below driving.
I'm sure having the cat along is great company on the road.
1. část našeho cestování po Sulawesi - Donggala. Ubytování v Natural cottages, skvělý šnorchl a výborné drinky v hotelu Prince John Dive :)
Just off Bristol City Centre in one of the side street is this doorway. Now the entrance to a backpackers hostel i would imagine it has played many roles over the years. Find me a photographer who does not love an old doorway !!!
An Indian Gaur,not to be messed with as they have a reputation for beating up on cars and jeeps as like their American cousins they have a bit of a bad temper,here pictured with a Black Drongo on its back
Southern beach of the Tulum hotel area. It is on the southern tip of the Riviera Maya... the Yucatán Peninsula on the Caribbean Sea - Quintana Roo, Mexico.
We were 12 backpackers on the same boat sailing the Galapagos Islands for a week in september 2001. There were australians, englishmen, a swiss couple, a dutch couple, an israeli and three norwegians (scanned photo).
Explore #17 - Dec. 15, 2005
Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as Most interesting.
Photography and travel goes hand in hand, and it's so fun =)
Rolleiflex - Carl Zeiss Tessar 75mm f3.5 @ f/8 and 1/125sec - Kodak Porta 400.
I was camping at a lake all last week and while it wasn’t a backpacking trip, we were out in the wilderness just far enough to have spotty to nearly non-existent cell coverage so it really felt like we were roughing it by engaging in face-to-face communication with other humans! 😆
I took a few versions of this photo one evening and couldn’t decide which one I would post. I asked several of my fellow campers which if the three they preferred and most came up with this first image. None picked my favorite.
Check out all thedifferent versions and let me know which is your favorite.
One of the most beautiful and impressive war memorials I have seen is situated in Canberra. Placed on a hill overlooking the city. Lots of respectful storys and an amazing museum to keep the past alive and current.
Mindoro, Philippines
I took this photo in 1981 with my analogue Nikon FE camera and 35mm slide film, and later digitalised y using a Nikon Coolscan film scanner.
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Two Backpackers, Morning. Hoover Wilderness Area, California. August 7, 2017. © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Backpackers along the shoreline of a Sierra Nevada backcountry lake in early morning
We set up a very pleasant camp a ways back from the shoreline of this subalpine lake. Almost all high Sierra camps are pleasant, but this spot was almost luxurious. We were not far from easy access to water, there was a beautiful view from the shoreline, and the campsites themselves were on flat ground among large trees. We even had a few fallen trees and big rocks to use as furniture as we fixed meals and ate together.
In the morning I awoke before sunrise, and I soon got up the energy to climb out of my sleeping bag and put on warm clothes. I crawled out of the tent, grabbed camera equipment, and climbed up onto a knoll from which I had photographed the previous day. From here there was a panoramic view of the surrounding terrain, much of which was still in shadow. Soon a couple of fellow early risers appeared along the shoreline with fishing gear, standing on shoreline rocks and adding a human scale to this scene.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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Australia is a popular destination for young 'back packers' who come mainly from the U.K., Europe, the U.S. and Canada. Under their visa arrangements they are allowed to stay for a couple of years to work & travel in the country.
Here two German ladies examine a capture on a phone camera at Queensland's Hervey Bay.