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I especially like the 4th shot down Vic. 8)
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Vic Balshaw
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Frangipani Alex, they have a lovely small
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"Shooter"
Great colors!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Fantastic shots Vic!!!!! I love the butterfly shot!
Lucky13
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Faaaar ooouuut maaaaan......flower power!
vikingBerserker
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Nicely done!
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Vic Balshaw
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Thanks guys
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Vic Balshaw
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Having just returned from a trip through Egypt, Jordan and Syria, I though that over the following weeks I would share some of my snapshot moments with you all. Hope you enjoy.
Pic 1. The stepped Pyramid of Memphis.
Pic 2. The Memphis Pyramids as seen from the Pyramids of Giza. This is a rarity due to dust and heat haze most of the year. Also they had just had a few days of unseasonal rain and it was raining the day before on our arrival.
Pic 3. The three Pyramids of Giza.
Pic 4. Me at the Pyramids of Giza in 1955.
Pic 5. Me at the Pyramids of Giza 55 years later.
Pic 6. The capped pyramid of Giza with the Sphinx in the foreground.
Pic 7. The Cheop's Solar cedar boat unearthed at the Pyramids of Giza in the 1950's. It was for use of the king in his afterlife and was buried in a trench in it's disassembled parts, each part being marked and complete with assembly instructions just like an injection moulded kit.
Pic 1. The stepped Pyramid of Memphis.
Pic 2. The Memphis Pyramids as seen from the Pyramids of Giza. This is a rarity due to dust and heat haze most of the year. Also they had just had a few days of unseasonal rain and it was raining the day before on our arrival.
Pic 3. The three Pyramids of Giza.
Pic 4. Me at the Pyramids of Giza in 1955.
Pic 5. Me at the Pyramids of Giza 55 years later.
Pic 6. The capped pyramid of Giza with the Sphinx in the foreground.
Pic 7. The Cheop's Solar cedar boat unearthed at the Pyramids of Giza in the 1950's. It was for use of the king in his afterlife and was buried in a trench in it's disassembled parts, each part being marked and complete with assembly instructions just like an injection moulded kit.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Excellent shots Vic!!!!! Very cool!! Wish I could get out there sometime.
Wildcat
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Amazing pics Vic!
Great shots Vic!
Love your shorts Vic!
......Great shots mate!
......Great shots mate!
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"Shooter"
Neat stuff, Vic. I have always wanted to go and see Giza.
Messy1
Master Sergeant
Great photos! Thanks for the link!
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Awesome photos Vic. 
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Vic Balshaw
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Thanks guy's, glad your liking them, today we are buzzing round Cairo for the day. We'll flip up the Nile to Luxor next to Karnak Temple.
Pic 1 2. Sphinx and Ramsis II statues outside Cairo Museum. Unfortunately cameras are banned inside.
Pic 3. The Cairo Bazaar, much changed form the 1950s and the traders are very much in your face which is somewhat off putting when trying to bargain.
Pic 4. The Muhamed Ali Mosque in Cairo, now just a tourist attraction and no longer used for prayer.
Pic 5 6. The mosques inner square and fountain that would have been used for washing before prayer and a close up of the decorative roof.
Pic 7. The grand chandelier within the mosque, I believe it was donated by king Louis Philippe V of France.
Pic 8. The main dome of the mosque which I feel my picture does not do it justice.
Pic 9. One of the two Minbar's (pulpit) within the mosque. Unfortunately the place was teaming with visitors, like Hil and I and it's kind of hard to get photos without people walking past.
Just for interest sake to all you photographers out there, the majority of these pics were without flash.
Pic 1 2. Sphinx and Ramsis II statues outside Cairo Museum. Unfortunately cameras are banned inside.
Pic 3. The Cairo Bazaar, much changed form the 1950s and the traders are very much in your face which is somewhat off putting when trying to bargain.
Pic 4. The Muhamed Ali Mosque in Cairo, now just a tourist attraction and no longer used for prayer.
Pic 5 6. The mosques inner square and fountain that would have been used for washing before prayer and a close up of the decorative roof.
Pic 7. The grand chandelier within the mosque, I believe it was donated by king Louis Philippe V of France.
Pic 8. The main dome of the mosque which I feel my picture does not do it justice.
Pic 9. One of the two Minbar's (pulpit) within the mosque. Unfortunately the place was teaming with visitors, like Hil and I and it's kind of hard to get photos without people walking past.
Just for interest sake to all you photographers out there, the majority of these pics were without flash.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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WOW!!!!
Excellent shots and fabulous material!
Excellent shots and fabulous material! 
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Excellent shots and extremely fascinating. I have always wanted to get to the middle east to see sites of antiquity, but have never had the chance...so there's a little bit of jealousy when I say that!
You know, if you want the photo to be free of folks, simply whip out a little paper bag and blow it up, then pop it (this is where a friend or two with bags of thier own would be handy, too). Now, as everybody is panicking and fleeing for the exit, you can wander at your leisure snapping away!
You know, if you want the photo to be free of folks, simply whip out a little paper bag and blow it up, then pop it (this is where a friend or two with bags of thier own would be handy, too). Now, as everybody is panicking and fleeing for the exit, you can wander at your leisure snapping away!
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Vic Balshaw
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You know, if you want the photo to be free of folks, simply whip out a little paper bag and blow it up, then pop it (this is where a friend or two with bags of thier own would be handy, too). Now, as everybody is panicking and fleeing for the exit, you can wander at your leisure snapping away!
Not a bad idea Dave
, but I'd be a fool to do such a thing in that part of the world, to many armed tourist police about, an could end up getting shot.
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"Shooter"
Neat stuff, Vic!
