I’ve added a photos section to my blog to highlight my photography. The inaugural post is A Day in the Everglades, which I published a while back, but I liked the photos and — well — I needed something to start with.
It isn’t a true photoblog; I won’t be publishing a new photo every day. I intend for it to serve more as a travelogue to share some of the great places I’ve been blessed to have had the opportunity to visit. The entries are featured in the left-hand sidebar, and I’ve gone ahead and enabled comments and trackbacks on the individual posts.
UPDATED January 28, 2005
I should also have mentioned that the photos section has its own Atom/RSS feeds, so you can subscribe to those as well as the feeds for my main blog or excursions, my sideblog.
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Wow. Were you that close, or did you have a long-range lens?
I have a 70-300mm telephoto lens, which as I recall, I used for all but the landscape photos. For the alligator photos at the Big Cypress Visitor Center, though, there is a raised walkway and a fence which separated me from the gators, while it allowed me to get fairly close to them for those shots.
That sounds awesome. I’ve got a 75-300, so I have an idea of how far away you could be, but I still don’t think I’d want to be that close to the gators. Raised walkway and well-fed (by others)? OK, I’ll come with next time!