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Kool thread hari
here is my album:
http://praveenkm.fotopic.net
PS: i am a camless person and i have extorted all those pix from my ride mates
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Man You work in IT in India and don't have a CAM??
Dude, un believable ,
High time for you to get a cam. That tooo seeing the rides that you do It would be a pity not to take photos.
The last time I went on a smallish ride(Weekend ~250KMS) my friends kept shouting at me and then eventually waited for me at the end hotel as I stopped every 500 meters for a PIC.
Sometimes i wonder wether I ride to take photos , or I take photos to remember the ride. :-)
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Kool thread hari
here is my album:
http://praveenkm.fotopic.net
PS: i am a camless person and i have extorted all those pix from my ride mates
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I am loving the responses to this thread seeing Pics from all around the world. The world is more beautiful than I could ever imagine, and these pics just prove that.
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Western China Pics and Video
Fairly comprehensive pics of some truly wild places from the Tibetan and Qinghai plateaus to the Taklamakan Desert, Silk Road, Ancient cities n' stuff. Some of the landscapes have never been photographed before.
All photos are coordinate geo-tagged and map browsable. It's a good site and will soon be rolled into Google Earth, if you have interest in geo-tagging your images, Panoramio is a great place to share them.
Panoramio - Photos of Western China by Carl Parker
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The Road to Rio.
My website
Photography has been nothing special lately. Hoping to improve as I`m leaving Quito soon. Any comments on what to make them more interesting are welcome as I`m new to it all. Enjoying the satisfaction of a good shot though
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Londo- Central Asia, India - London
Here are mine,
At: Flickr: Photos from dodgydago
all taken during the last year while riding through central Asia; now I'm in Lahore, Pakistan. I will be uploading some pics from the Golden Temple in Amristar, India, and Iwill continue to upload as I advance through Pakistan to Iran.
Just incase,there are videos with features done en-route at:
nomadpodcast, the first epic podcast travelogue - Blog
I hope they are of interest to someone.
Great idea, thanks
fernando
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Spain
Andalucian trip... - ADVrider
They virtually drove past our door - wish I'd been with them!!
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Well, I've some pics on my website too. Go to "Ridereports" and choose a report. Sorry, most of'em in German only, but...ey, we're in the photo-forum here, right!? So it's anyway about the pics and not the words;-)
Check out "cooltours.ch"
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...my trip through Mongolia...
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Hi Bronze,
yep it sure was windy that night!
T'was a pleasure meeting up with you guys and let's hope that our paths cross in the future.
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Just updated my galleries & moved them around a bit:
Panomoto *** Pan-Continental Motorcycle Journey
China & Pakistan still to follow, as well as India (had laptop problems & am way behind with the travel writing as well
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Jarax, stunning pics! Jeez, really gives you a bout of fernweh...
I've got a few questions:
- I saw you riding with a GPS. Would you share the tracks?
- How did you and your bikes get there? Did you fly / take the Trans Sib / ride all the way?
- Which road maps did you use?
Hans
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