Remember that Peru Trip?

Well it ended up being Nicaragua, and I took all of your recommendations and opted to lug my camera and its gear as opposed to purchasing a G12. Let me tell you, I am so glad that I did. It was a great experience for a medical student to see patients in a developing country. There is just pathology there that you never see in the states. Lot of it because people just cant get something as simple as penicillin. Truly a humbling experience.


My wife and I posted some of our favorite shots from the trip to this Picasa website.


picasaweb.google.com/.../NicaraguaRotation2011


I gave this website to the others on my expedition, so they will likely be putting up some of their own pictures. Just know, mine are the ones shot with a 50D. [:P]


Thanks so much for looking.


This was soo much fun.





Dave.

It was quite fun looking through the pics. Thanks for sharing!

I'm going to take a wild stab and say that you're the guy with the rectangular rimmed glasses? [:D]


Great photojournalism!

great stuff Dave, the third world is really and eye opener. Thanke for sharing.


Bob

Dave,


That was a really wonderful thing that you and your wife did, in providing much needed medical care for those children.


You

Thanks so much everyone.


Takahiro, I am the guy with the big white lens... and the rectangular framed glasses. But you did notice the lens first I'm sure. [:P]

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Originally Posted by Richard Lane

much needed medical care for those children

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This stuff lays a big brick on your heart. The only way to get it off is to do it again and again. Tammy and I will be doing this kind of work for the rest of our lives, God willing. We are happy we can give something, but also learn something as well.

Dave,


Nice pictures, beautiful area and great cause.


Thanks for sharing.


Brant

I do remember you telling us of Peru Dave :) Very nice set of photos and I really respect the way you help where help is needed. Good luck keeping it going[Y]


Jan