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Thanks. That article put me on to this book [0] which I am adding to my list straight away. It's a bit of a daydream of mine to explore some of the more off-bea

Thanks. That article put me on to this book [0] which I am adding to my list straight away. It's a bit of a daydream of mine to explore some of the more off-beat parts of the Inca road, but it's hard to find information about which sections are still walkable. And passable without the rope bridges that they used to use. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10111087-turn-right-at-machu-picchu https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10111087-turn-right-at-m...

cl42 7y ago
Given your photography skills, that would be immensely cool!
- photojosh 7y ago
  Don't tell anyone, but I only have an iPhone now. ;) Seriously though, upgraded to the 11 Pro before our first trip to Europe recently. No regrets not having a "real" camera, except every once in a while I miss not having a >= 85mm lens. Things that are way more awkward on a "real" camera: night shots, ultra-wide shots, doing multi-image stacking in crowded tourist spots to get a nicer shot with all the people ghost-like, and so on. Essential accessory: mini tripod+selfie stick+Bluetooth remote.
  - cl42 7y ago
    Oh man, I recently got an 11 Pro and feel the same way. No need for any other equipment. Your secret is safe with me.