Could be a model in a posed shot.Hmmm...Looks like some illicit activity going on here. Feel sorry for the young lady.
Very true.Could be a model in a posed shot.
I don't think so. She was just out enjoying the evening sun. It's not that kind of place. If you were looking for that kind of action I suspect you'd have to go outside the walled city. That's not where tourists should go.Hmmm...Looks like some illicit activity going on here. Feel sorry for the young lady.
I have been to Colombia 4 or 5 times and never felt in any danger day or night. This time I went with my wife and 3 kids. As long as you don't go where tourists shouldn't go there won't be any problems. I feel safer in Colombia than I do in London. Ecuador is a different story.Nice how safe is it now crime wise? The sea is also quite dangerous sadly with riptides
That surprises me some parts Cali, Cauca are still quite dangerous. Where have you been?I have been to Colombia 4 or 5 times and never felt in any danger day or night. This time I went with my wife and 3 kids. As long as you don't go where tourists shouldn't go there won't be any problems. I feel safer in Colombia than I do in London. Ecuador is a different story.
I was in Cali once many years ago and didn't like it, there was nothing there for tourists, it's not pretty like colonial towns in Colombia. I didn't feel unsafe, but I stick to the places Gringos are supposed to go. Last summer we did the usual Gringo trail, Bogota, Villa de Leyva, San Gil, Cartagena and San Andreas. I have been to Medellin a couple of times in the past without incident. It's a lovely city and has some great clubs. It's like an open air art gallery. Here are some photos from the trip 13 years ago. The last one shows what I assume are impounded drug submarines in Cartagena dock and what I assume is a police interceptor boat that may, or may not, have started off as a cartel boat.That surprises me some parts Cali, Cauca are still quite dangerous. Where have you been?
You're right about Cali, it has very little for tourists. There are few places near by which are good for bird watchingI was in Cali once many years ago and didn't like it, there was nothing there for tourists, it's not pretty like colonial towns in Colombia. I didn't feel unsafe, but I stick to the places Gringos are supposed to go. Last summer we did the usual Gringo trail, Bogota, Villa de Leyva, San Gil, Cartagena and San Andreas. I have been to Medellin a couple of times in the past without incident. It's a lovely city and has some great clubs. It's like an open air art gallery. Here are some photos from the trip 13 years ago. The last one shows what I assume are impounded drug submarines in Cartagena dock and what I assume is a police interceptor boat that may, or may not, have started off as a cartel boat.
The only place in South America I felt unsafe was mainland Ecuador, but I was only in Quito.![]()
You're right about Cali, it has very little for tourists. There are few places near by which are good for bird watching
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Queremal Valle de Cauca, Colombia
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But otherwise don't go - although people do go for Salsa
Could you tell me the flash set up for macro and the hummingbirds? I am just starting to do some macro. I am going to buy a Godox V860III flash next month when I am on holiday as they are only £96.
Could you tell me the flash set up for macro and the hummingbirds? I am just starting to do some macro. I am going to buy a Godox V860III flash next month when I am on holiday as they are only £96.You're right about Cali, it has very little for tourists. There are few places near by which are good for bird watching
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Queremal Valle de Cauca, Colombia
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But otherwise don't go - although people do go for Salsa.
Is it on or off shoe for the macro? Are you putting anything to bounce the flash back to stop the shadows, or is the diffuser covering you?It was a Canon Speedlite 270EX II Flashgun sometimes with a diffuser on it (although it often falls off)