Greetings and sorry for our absence! Just a heads up, if your hard drive is starting to fail, sometimes your backup drive is about as worthless as a broken hard drive. Apparently, our misbehaving hard drive was sending corrupt data to our backup. As a result, nothing worked including all our photos for the trip.
We are long gone from Turkey, but the good news is that we found a place that was able to recover everything and give this laptop that’s been beat up and around the world twice a shiny new upgraded hard drive.
Long story short, we will start back up where we left off. After India, our next stop was Turkey to check out some reclaimed rugs and textile artisans. We landed in Istanbul and then took a quick flight to Antalya which is on the south coast. We rented a car and made it to our favorite Turkish destination, Kas (pronounced Cash). The slower pace of life here was certainly what we needed coming from Mumbai. Kas brings back great memories from exploring this area a couple years ago with some of our best friends Jevan and Casey (KID Collective).
We’ll have more posts to come from Turkey. For this post I’ve included a few shots when I was experimenting with long exposures in the middle of the day. It kind of smooths out the water, and hopefully represents just how gorgeous the water is here. These were all taken with ND300 filter and around 15-30 second Exposures.
Wow these photos look great guys, specially love the bottom two pics, the fog or mist around the rocks has come up relly well… 🙂
Thanks Darren!
Nice pictures. I normally see these types of images in black and white, but I see they work well in color too.
Thanks Nestor. Yes, I did also convert these to B+W, but it seemed like a shame not to show off that nice turquoise water!
Hi Meagan & Beau — These photos, and the insomnia photos are amazing. You always make me want to grab a canvas.
I’m so curious to hear what your up to Meagan. Nashville must seem so provincial with all the exotic places you’ve been. I continue to appreciate you sharing your travels.
This place looks absolutely gorgeous! I love the saturation levels of your photos and depth of field manipulation.