Thank you for sharing. Lived in Brazil in the 70’s and was able to visit the falls. My photos were on 35mm film that has faded so much over the years. Excited to see your excellent photos and see how much they have developed the park since I was there.
According to PictureThis, it’s a Florist's Cineraria. Common name cineraria or common ragwort
PictureThis identifies it as Catawba Rhododendron
Yes. If you can afford it you will not be sorry.
I was there last month and even with a 7:30 AM early entrance the masses had entered midway through our 4 1/2 hour tour restricting some photo opportunities. The earlier you can get in the better.
We were prevented from taking pictures in the Sistine Chapel even though most of the copyrights have expired so nice to hear your earlier tour allows it.
As a FYI, most tour guides in Europe obtain a college degree in tourism in order to conduct these tours. Their knowledge and expertise make the tours extraordinary.
I went for the multi-focal lens in both eyes. Costs a little more but can now see near and far. Started wearing glasses at 7 years old. Now only need readers for extremely tiny print. No longer have restrictions on drivers license. Well worth it
Try Tempe Camera on West University. They have all the cameras mentioned above and very helpful staff. Got my 80D there.
Thanks for all the feedback. After trying various cameras, reading the reviews and listening to input from everyone I took advantage of the Canon sale and purchased an 80D today. Now I just have to learn how to use it to its full potential. Thanks again.
Kits come with EF-S 18-135 USM or STM & 55-250mm STM. Are these any good? Or is better to buy base and separate lens?
Ready to move up to a dslr. Previously had Canon and loved it but old 35mm. Need something new. Want to capture wildlife and flowers and be able to blow up images as basis for creating art quilts. 80D reviews seem better than 77D. D5600 or D7500. Which would be best? Plan on keeping this camera for a long time so willing to pay more to get the best. Appreciate any feedback.