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Contents:
The Pantanal, Brazil
June 2010 Tour
Part I
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I’m often asked this
‘impossible-question-to-answer’, “What is my favorite area to travel to
and photograph?” As I lead tours to so many fabulous destinations, my
best answer is, “where I am at that moment”! I recently returned from an
almost month-long visit to Brazil.
Two weeks were spent
touring with my clients to various areas of the Pantanal (the world’s
largest in-land wetland). We drove the 89-mile, dirt road, the
Transpantaneira Hwy, with its 126 wooden bridges, and ditches loaded with
wildlife.
Much time was spent
stopping along the way to photograph some marvelous critter or scenic
vistas as we drove from one private ranch (fazenda) or lodge (pousada) to
the next. There were new areas visited (Northern Pantanal) and revisits
made to favorite ‘hot spots’ (Southern Pantanal) plus new areas in
between.
Our adventures were diverse
as we traveled by large motorized canoes, a large double-decker pontoon
boat, private vehicles, and with guided hiking into forests (for those
interested). Just for the record, none of my tours are strenuous
physically as great care is given to the well-being of our camera
equipment and to the clients’ comfort. Enjoy these images, which are just
a bare few of all that were taken.
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