Let the adventures end
On 20 November I left for a three-week trip to Western Europe – starting in Belgium, travelling through France and ending in Switzerland. Last week I flew out of Geneva Airport on Etihad Airways bound for home. And thus ends my adventure as well as the blogging about it. Thank you for travelling vicariously with me, and for all of your comments along the way.
Goodbye.
Geneva airport
On the apron – Geneva Airport
Etihad flight EY54
Mont Blanc from the ‘plane
Mont blanc again – slightly different lighting
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They called me weed
I have been blogging here since around April 2011 - my little place on the blogosphere to express myself creatively. As a teenager I used to write a diary - in fact, as a 17-year-old living in Belgium, I wrote religiously every day. Fortunately the Internet didn't exist back then because my ramblings as a teenager were ever-so-slightly dark, cynical and depressing. You won't find much of that here. Also, mostly, I try not to get too deep or philosophical in this forum - I'd like my photography to uplift and inspire, and, where I can, I try to bring a bit of humour into my writing too. I've been fortunate enough to travel extensively and have made many friends across the globe. This is my spot to keep in touch with them.
The view of Mont Blanc is amazing. I infer from your comment that you may be closing this blog as the journey has ended. May I hope that this is not so, and that you find some other subjects to photograph. You have one hell of an eye.
Thank you for the encouragement. Yep, time to take a break. Who knows, perhaps I’ll pick it up again next year again…
Great pics. Sounds so ominously terminal though. I hope it’s not really the end. Only the beginning of something new!
Your brother tells me I’m using the wrong camera… I just couldn’t go on!
Hey my brother must be confused. But if he’s correct and the D600 is “the wrong camera” then i’m confident even your iphone pics will be beautiful! Isn’t the “right camera” the one you have with you, no matter what it is?
Heavenly photos…literally!