I usually record an update after returning from the Snow Monkeys and Hokkaido tour each year, and insert a recording from the bus on the last day of each trip as well as my own reflections on our trip. For Tour #2 this year though, we were lucky enough to...
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David in Hokkaido
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Winter Wonderland Tour 2013 - Group #2
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9 Comments
Valérie Jardin
Posted at 04:09h, 07 MarchLove it! Looks like you guys had a great time. I just finished a workshop myself, we have the best job in the world!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:07h, 07 MarchLiving the Dream Valérie, living the dream. 🙂
David duChemin
Posted at 04:20h, 07 MarchYou are a dead man! 🙂
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:08h, 07 March🙂
Thomas
Posted at 20:42h, 07 MarchI’m looking forward about the GoPro video, Martin 😉
Martin Bailey
Posted at 10:56h, 09 MarchThanks Thomas! I’ll be working on that next week hopefully.
Cheers,
Martin.
Eric
Posted at 20:54h, 08 MarchVery nice! Wonderful postcards from David. I didn’t really catch: what kind of lens did you use to shoot the wildlife? I didn’t read on David site he uses anything above 300mm. You rock Martin, very long and professionally performed podcast.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 10:57h, 09 MarchThanks Eric!
For the wildlife, we both used the 300mm f/2.8 a lot, often with the 1.4X Extender fitted.
Cheers,
Martin.
Eric
Posted at 19:17h, 09 MarchThanks Martin, it’s really more accessible than African safaris!