I just came from a three-day trip so I am posting a bit late this week. Anyways, for this week’s challenge I chose this picture because my camera focused on the wrong object. I was trying to capture the islands in the picture but I ended up taking a shot of the boat. It’s still an interesting picture though. 🙂
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Hya Melissa – – seeing as there hasn’t been an official weekly photo challenge this week, I’m stepping up and throwing down a challenge for anyone who’s interested. http://wheresmybackpack.wordpress.com/2012/05/12/reflections/
I’d love you to join in – the more the merrier. Pass it on. xxx
Beautiful!
Thanks a lot for the kind word! 🙂
It may have not focused on the right thing but you still ended up with a nice picture. How long were you traveling?
Three days. 🙂
You’re right, I did see you mentioned that on the post but I wasn’t sure if that was 3 days total or at that location. at any rate nice pic. Cheers
Sorry! 🙂 The three-day trip covered several cities. I only stayed in this place for half a day.
Oh … well there you go. the amazing thing about these photos is that they’re timeless. The memory of that moment will long outlive the half day you spent there. glad to see you had a good time. all the best. Cheers
I agree. Traveling is such a food for the soul. 🙂
Every time I travel a bit of me changes. I lean something about myself. I almost feel that regardless of how much beauty I take in if my perspective doesn’t change in some way the trip has been a failure. My last trip to Mexico taught me that the 12 hour day is not an aberration, but indeed the norm. I had felt bad for myself for working repeated 12 hour days. It was by traveling and realizing that only in the first world do we consider 12 hours long that I was able to come to terms with the work I do and the reality I face. I know it may sound silly but traveling always changes me and I feel I’m better for it. Cheers.
Indeed this pict still has good view 🙂
🙂 Thanks! 🙂