Today, I have a bunch of images to talk about from my recent trip around the world with the Pixels 2 Pigment tour. As I leave for Antarctica tomorrow, and I only have a few hours left to do this, I figured I'd just throw all the images into a...
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New York Buildings
The Streets of San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Pigeon Point Lighthouse
Pelican Flight
Rocks Near Sutro Baths
Coast from Route One
Statue of Liberty
Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges
Manhattan Skyline
The Empire State Building
The Empire State Building
Looking Up in New York
Statue of Liberty
Toronto Skyline
Toronto Night Skyline
Niagara Falls from Helicopter
Maid of the Mist
The London Eye
Big Ben Time Machine
Pixels Peeping
Big Ben and the House of Lords
Big Ben and the House of Lords
Whitby Abbey
York Minster
West Park
Iceland 2013
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3 Comments
Marie W
Posted at 00:12h, 13 NovemberThanks a lot for this podcast episode Martin!
Very interesting to hear about your fantastic journey.
And your images is very interesting too. For me, especially the images from NY. I’m going to NY next year, and your beautiful images has helped me a lot to decide which focal length to bring, THANKS!!
Thanks also for a very interesting podcast, please keep up the good work!
Kind regards
Marie