Zach Matthews
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So, while I was walking the beach behind the lodge one evening, I stumbled onto a washed up disposable dive camera. I grabbed it and seeing that it had a few exposures left on it, I squeezed some off. I was dearly hoping that the film, when developed, would have identifiable people on it, so I could try to find out where the camera came from. Alas, the person who owned and lost it covered the lens with his or her finger for almost every frame.
I still got some interesting shots. Since these would never ever be published, I think I can throw them up here – a bit of a lomographic view of Pesca Maya, if you will. You may see a familiar face or two. All I can guess at here is that this camera might have come from further up the beach in Tulum, further down the beach in Punta Allen, or even from across the Bay as far away as Cozumel. The beach was utterly littered with tourist debris, like single sandals. And cameras.
Zach
That’s true Mike; neither of us are casting slouches, but winds that hard take a different sort of cast than the one we’re used to making.
Phil –
Honestly, the best tutorial for the holes in your knowledge, which are obviously more technical than editorial, would be one of National Geographic’s awesome digital photography guides.
Sante –
You are not only a heck of a guy, you stepped in and maintained a board that has meant a ton to a lot of very passionate people.