Landing
And then I was home. Alhamdulillah.
It was a good trip, and as I said earlier, I was glad to get home.
But boy was there a strong difference in scenery.
Landing
And then I was home. Alhamdulillah.
It was a good trip, and as I said earlier, I was glad to get home.
But boy was there a strong difference in scenery.
Compare/Contrast, part 2
The clearest compare/contrast sequence comes from the phone…
Ahhhh… whoosh… brrrrrr.
Compare/Contrast, part 1
So I took off in the morning in Costa Rica. The temperature, if I recall, was something like 70 degrees, and it was sunny.
See, for example:When I landed in Dallas, it was another story: Continue reading “12 Days in Costa Rica: Day 12 (pt. 2)”
Homecoming Day: pre-boarding and boarding
All good things must come to an end.
And so did my trip to Costa Rica. Not that it wasn’t a good trip, but it wasn’t a holiday, and I was definitely ready to come back to my darling, adorable wife.
I got to the airport the usual 3 hours early… it wasn’t needed, but did give me time to get some gifts and sit and shoot passersby. I think I did a bit better this time… This documentary photography is not my forte, really, or not something that I specialize in particularly, but practice practice practice.
InshaAllah I learned a few things that might help me as I continue the practice.
Lush
If I haven’t said it before, Costa Rica is a beautiful place. The climate produces some amazing foliage and some seemingly happy people.
These were all shot on one of my last nights in Costa Rica. I got off early enough to have a quick walk around the hotel during a light on/off type rain shower. It was beautiful, Alhamdulillah.
Kodak Porta is a beautiful film stock. MashaAllah.
This is the first roll I’ve shot with it, and I’m thankful to have 2 more rolls of 160 and 3 rolls of 400 sitting in the cooler right now. Alhamdulillah.
This first, small group of pictures doesn’t quite do it justice. But just wait: there’s more to come.