A photo blog delving into my travel photography archives at www.timbirdphotography.com
A few years ago I had an obsession with volcanoes. Or rather, my continuing obsession with volcanoes manifested itself in the form of several visits to Central America, to Guatemala, Costa Rica and Honduras, for example. One of those visits was to Nicaragua where I did managed to gaze, Frodo-like, into some ominously smoking volcanic craters. More of those later, but here is a quick New Year re-visit to the lakeside colonial gems of Leon and Granada, and a glimpse of one smoking vent.
Happy New Year, Six Picks visitor!
Street mural commemorating the July 23, 1959 massacre of slaughters in Leon.
Street scene from the bell tower in Granada
Firework celebrations in the square at Leon
My guide, Jesus, took me to the mountain. Here he is peering dangerously into the smouldering crater of the Telica volcano.
Festival procession makes its way to the cathedral square in Leon.
Granada residents taking it easy
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Best pictures I have seen today! Hope you keep up with the great pictures.
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Thanks – watch this space!
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Your pics are amazing, what camera do you use?
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Hi, thanks for the kind comment, and I hope you’ll keep returning to the blog, and please feel free to share the blog as much as you like. I was still using Canon EOS 5DmkII with assorted lenses on this trip. These days I’ve switched entirely to the lighter, more compact but still excellent mirrorless Fujifilm X Series.
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