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Into the Rainforest | Post a Comment
Wednesday Feb 22, 2012
The Gamboa Rainforest Resorts has several tours that you can take. The first tour we signed up for was a visit to an Indigenous Village. The marina holds several different kind of watercraft but ours this day was the wooden canoe, motorized of course. We glided across Lake Chagres and I thought we were going straight to the village but...
Hotel View | Post a Comment
Wednesday Feb 15, 2012
One side of the Gamboa Rainforest Resort is a wall of windows that looks out onto the Chagres River and the Rainforest beyond. It is a beautiful space to walk into and no matter what the weather (rain, fog, sunshine) it was a breathtaking view.
Waiting to Enter | Comments [1] | Post a Comment
Tuesday Feb 14, 2012
Boats dot the Pacific waters waiting to enter the Panama Canal.
Day Breaks | Comments [2] | Post a Comment
Monday Feb 13, 2012
Each morning that I was at the Gamboa Rainforest Resort I felt compelled to get up before the day began and greet the sun. This coming from someone who is decidedly not a morning person. Considering the fact that Panama was one hour ahead of Houston, and I was going to be getting up even earlier than normal, I was very proud of myself for making...
Esperson Way | Post a Comment
Thursday Feb 09, 2012
One of my very favorite buildings in Downtown Houston, the Niels Esperson Building , fades into the fog.
Four Corners | Comments [3] | Post a Comment
Wednesday Feb 08, 2012
One recent foggy morning I took the Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim to Downtown Houston to capture the mood. Fog is such an interesting element to shoot in. It seems the best foggy days are always on days I have to work, but I made it out for this one and I'm glad for it.
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