Hi Harry,
Thanks a lot for your suggestions!
> Ideal place to start scuba diving Olaf, or just snorkelling. ....you will
> not be disappointed. havent been there myself, but heard lots of good
> things about it. So enjoy your holidays.
Aaaaah great!!!
I had hoped that would be possible there!
The only real snorkelling experience I have, is a 10 minute "hovering" swim
over some coral right off the coast of Venezuela (Mochima, to be precise),
that was marvellous, it's just like looking at one of those documentaries on
the telly. I think often scuba diving is not even needed to see very nice
things already, but if scuba diving is not outrageously priced over there, I
may have a go at it.
> oh, btw, I would not bother to lug all that much equipment around; I
> always prefer to travel light and confine myself to one or two wide-angles
> (incl. the 21mm!), one middle range and one long range zoom. plus one
flash
> of course.
Same here.
The idea is to bring all that stuff to our appartment, from there, my
typical day-pack will be (as always) 24/2, 35-80/2.8, 100/2, T32. It's just
for special occasions that I will mingle in some of the other lenses.
Nature?: 65-200/4 and/or 300/4.5
Architecture?: 35/2.8 Shift and 28/2
Low light - no flash?: 50/1.8
Fill flash?: F280
> have a good time
Thanks a lot!
I certainly intend to. :)
Cheers,
Olafo
< This message was delivered via the Olympus Mailing List >
< For questions, mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
< Web Page: http://Zuiko.sls.bc.ca/swright/olympuslist.html >
|