Here are a few photos from my first day on The Camino de Santiago. They are more or less in order of the day, which was 27 kilometers, 1200 meters of elevation gain, and for me 10 hours of walking. I have hiked in many parts of the world, but this was one of the most challenging and beautiful things I have ever done! I am currently on day 4 of The Camino, resting in Pamplona, Spain. I have many more photos to share once I can get to them. Enjoy~
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Amazing!!
really stunning photographs!
wonderful photos, how beautiful. Looks like you have a lot of company
beautiful…just absolutely beautiful
Great pictures!!! I’m from Navarra and I love all its nature, just beautiful 😉
Gila keren sekali! So beautiful.
Fabulously inspiring photos! I’m looking forward to more posts. I have always wanted to do this walk. All the best —
Superb pictures and it seems like a very lovely adventure you’re living there. Enjoy!
Love the perspective in your photos 🙂
Thank you!
You photos are truly gorgeous. You capture so much detail in the wide angle landscapes and portray the small things (flowers/bugs) with delicate but not overwhelming shallow depth of field. The colors of this place are also so beautiful. I’m inspired to travel here one day!
Thank you! It’s amazing here, I would highly recommend it!
Love your photos: realistic, painterly, yet with something of the other-worldly.
You write well, too. Would love to see some captions on these.
—Cheese
Thank you! I should write more…I just get lazy sometimes 🙂
I’ll have some writing coming soon though!
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One of my sons has this trek on his bucket list — I will have to share your beautiful posts regarding this journey! They will be sure to seal the adventure on his list. ~ Kat
Thanks! I would highly recommend it, such an amazing adventure!
Beautiful pictures! I am leaving in two weeks and am so very excited. What camera are you using to capture these amazing pictures? I want to take my D90, but it weighs a lot.
Thank you! And that’s so exciting you are going soon! You will have such an amazing time. I brought my Nikon D7000….but I regretted the weight. When I go back I’m bringing a light point and shoot. You will have a better experience with a light pack 🙂
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