Here are some travel photos from the places we are visiting during our home free retirement. See more photography at HaroldHallPhotography.com
We sold our home in 2010 and are now traveling the world. Home ownership is over-rated to me. Photographs and some travel tips can be found on my WEB Site: http://www.haroldhallphotography.com/
Our first big trip was almost six months in Europe. Since we have no home, we are not in a hurry to get anywhere. Therefore, we try to never fly, rather we cruise to our destinations. A cruise from an eas
t coast port in Florida to Europe can help us eat up 15 days of lodging. We try to to take advantage of these one way cruise routes, called repositioning cruises. Many people too young to retire may dream of such a life, traveling where ever you like and staying as long as you like. (within country restrictions) My WEB Site tells you how we went about such a life style, financially and the planning aspects. I am an avid photographer and show my work on my WEB Site: http://www.haroldhallphotography.com/ You may contact m through this site and see my photographs in the 'Photo Gallery" tab. Your comments on the WEB pages or photographs are always welcomed.
Here is the first of at least two blogs on Costa Rica. Thank you for CLICKING below and looking at my Blog.
I jumped at the chance to visit Costa Rica on an organized photo tour photographing endless hummingbirds, frogs, toucans, bats and vultures.
The last stop on our cruise was to Boston where I enjoyed taking many abstract photos of their downtown area. CLICK below for more photos.
Riding on a Hop-On-Hop-Off tourist bus, I did my best to photograph the unique downtown Boston building reflections from the open top level.
For those of you who have not yet visited Oahu and Pearl Harbor, here is a blog from my visit eight years ago. Click below to see more of the memorial resulting from the Japanese attack from December 07, 1941.
My first visit to the Pearl Harbor Memorial on Oahu was about...
We cruise into Canada, then back to France? Click below to follow us working our way back home. We arrive at the end of our cruise in Montreal. Thank you for following my travel adventures.
European towns with long cold winters seem to have the brightest colored homes. Such homes were a common sight in Newfoundland.
Our last stop in Greenland before we move on toward Newfoundland. To see more photos of our trip and see more of Greenland, click the photo or link below. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
Greenland villages are small by any standard. The largest town in Greenland, the largest island on earth, has less than 20,000 inhabitants. Nanortalik has about 1,100 people making it the eleventh largest town on the island.
Greenland! To see more of my recent to Greenland, click the link or photo below. Thank you for following along in my travels.
Small cruise ships can squeeze into smaller ports and fjords that larger ships cannot, allowing us to explore this Greenland fjord.
We are still cruising Iceland in this weeks blog. CLICK the image below to see more photos and go to my blog. Thank you for following my weekly posts.
I knew my photos of puffins would never compete with professional nature bird photographers. But here are a couple that were worth posting.
This blog highlights differences between a sleepy village and a big city in the UK. Click on the link below to see a topless mermaid. Shameless advertising, I know...
Our method of exploring coastal towns generally consists of searching for a lunch spot to sample the local cuisine like ,Indian food.
In this weeks BLOG I show you what some of the cruise excursions are like. We generally just explore the towns on our own. Click below to see my blog. Thank you for your interest in my travels.
Our shore excursion to colorful Tobermory, Scotland was a fun spot to explore. The photo above captures about one-third of the town.
We recently cruised from Portugal to Montreal. Click the link below to see some of my travel photography. Eventually we will have a few stops in Greenland.
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/our-32-day-cruise-lisbon-to-montreal/
Thank you for your interest in my photography.
Our 32 day cruise included places ending in "...land.' England, Ireland, Scotland, many Islands, Iceland, Greenland and finally Newfoundland.
Bryce National Park is a beautiful spot anytime of the year, especially in the winter with a fresh snow fall. CLICK below to see photos of my trip there last winter.
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/bryce-canyon-national-park-in-snow/ Thank you for your interest in my travel blogs.
Bryce National Park in Southern Utah is a beautiful and surreal place anytime of the year. Deep snowfall can add additional beauty.
Click the link below to see photos of our trip to Canada and Lake Louise in 2022. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
What fun it would be to have a room with a balcony overlooking beautiful Lake Louse and hike around the numerous beautiful lakes in the area.
Here is a humorous video of me building my first table for photographing bugs. I'm going to try and post a blog for the next 7 weeks or so. Click the photo or link below to be taken to my site. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
I started macro photography hoping photographing bugs and flowers might allow me to escape the crowds of the iconic landscape locations.
More photographs of my trip to Africa. This time we look at the big cats. CLICK the link below to see more. All comments are welcome. Thank you for your interest in my photography and travels.
We had not traveled very far through the savanna before we found this pride of lions finishing off an oryx.
I'm finally getting around to posting more photos from my safari in Kenya. If you would like to see more photos, read my blog and post a comment simply click on the photo or link below. I read all of the comments. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
Kenya's variety of birds include the ugly marabou stork, gross hornbills, beautiful weavers, iridescent Guineafowl, and fish eagles.
After three successful visits with the gorillas in Uganda, we flew to Kenya for a ten day photography safari. Click the link or photo below to see my photos of this trip. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
My Kenya photo safari would last a couple weeks, exploring the African savanna spotting gerenuks ,elephants, giraffes and bee eaters.
Here is my final blog from Uganda visiting three families of gorillas. CLICK the link below to see more photos of my visit. All comments are welcomed and I thank you for your interest in my photography. Next up will be Kenya.
Our third and final trek to see the gorillas of Uganda. More moms, babies and silverback gorillas. I've also recorded sounds of the jungle.
I made a slideshow of my recent trip floating down the Colorado River, Grand Canyon. At the local camera club we make an annual slideshow and watch them at our Christmas party. Here is mine for this year. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
In April of 2022 I was fortunate to snag a single spot rafting down the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon for 10 days, 226 miles
Here is the next group of photos from my trip to Uganda and gorilla trekking. Click the link or photo below to see this adventure.
We were fortunate to see three different gorilla families in Uganda. Our hikes varied in time from twenty minutes to three hours.
Finally I have sorted through over 20,000 photos taken in Africa to post my first blog: Take a peak by clicking below if you like. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
Three weeks in Uganda and Kenya photographing gorillas and the Great Migration was my goal. But first the countryside of Uganda.
My third and final blog about my 10 day Colorado River trip has been posted. Click the link below to see more photos of rafting adventure.
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/grand-canyon-erosion-photography/
Thank you for your interest in my photography.
I have posted my second blog of my ten day trip down the Colorado River of the Grand Canyon. Click below to see some new views of the river.
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/reflections-in-the-grand-canyon/
Thank you for your interest in my photography.
Rafting the Colorado River, bucket list item achieved. CLICK the link below to see my recent blog. Thank you for your interest in my photography.
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/rafting-the-colorado-river/
Basic camp life rafting for 10 days and 226 miles down the Colorado River on a photography tour. Harold Hall Photography
CLICK the link below to see my most recent video creation. It was my contribution to the annual Christmas slide show by a local photography club. Have your volume turned up...
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/the-spider-and-the-fly/
My blogs are much less frequent now that we are not traveling as much. But here is another blog on macro photography which I continue to pursue.
https://www.haroldhallphotography.com/macro-photography-bellows-as-a-macro-lens/
A 55mm lenses mounted backwards on bellows can produce a macro photograph in the range of five times life size. So what are the advantages?
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