David jackbarry Karnezos

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An Adventure in SRI LANKA | Arugam Bay, Weligama, Hiriketiya, Colombo

Some stolen moments from two months spent wandering the coastline of Sri Lanka. Follow me on Instagram for daily adventures around the world! ↠ @davidjackbar...

NEW VIDEO ↠  Ever wanted to visit SRI LANKA?

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(via I Spent A Week Discovering Some Of The Most Beautiful Waterfalls In Africa! | Bored Panda)

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Amenshi | Waterfalls of Northern Zambia

A short film showcasing one of Zambia's greatest natural resources, fresh water (Amenshi). Filmed in Luapula and Northern province. Click for more - https://...

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Hi everyone! Though I'd share my first music video that I shot and edited in Sri Lanka with you. Hope you enjoy it! The band is an amazing electronic duo with a haunting indie alternative sound, very beautiful. Check out the rest of their newly released album "esc"

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Yoga On Water

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Earth • Air • Water • Fire

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My favourite timelapse so far in Guatemala, showing the boa swallowing the elephant from The Little Prince by Santoine de Saint Exupery. It took a few early morning rises to get this one right! 

Hope you like it, and if you do repost PLEASE don’t remove my creds. Thank you x

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You probably get this question a lot, but what camera and lenses do you use? Perhaps you use multiple cameras, so I will ask about the Playa Amarillo photo in particular. I'm currently in the researching phase of buying a new camera.

No problem! 

I use a Canon 5Dm3 with the Tamron 24-70 f2.8 VC (which is what I used for the Amarillo shot) and a Tamron 70-200 f2.8 VC. I also have a mirrorless set up which I LOVE, *Sony a6000 + Sony 20mm f2.8 + *Sony 50mm f1.8 (*my over all favourite combination). 

Hope that helps! Let me know if you want any recommendations, I’d be glad to send you some links if you give me your budget and what you’re interested in shooting. 

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Papu and the Ravanahatha.

Papu lives a short distance outside of Pushkar in Rajasthan, India. I met him at the famous Pushkar Camel Fair, and after a chai he invited me back to his hut, that he lives in with the other 7 members of his family, to share a meal.

After we had finished eating he brought out a ravanahatha, a traditional Rajasthani stringed instrument, and played whilst his wife sang. He lives without electricity or running water, burning camel dung as fuel in the cold desert nights, and busking with his ravanahatha during the day.

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Do you even tropical? Playa Amarillo - Nicaragua. This was my buena vista every sunset for 2 weeks. Good lord it was great.

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Good morning Tumblr!

I thought I’d link my post today to some of my other social media accounts (which are generally more active, and have my travel photography uploaded on a daily basis).

So if you like what you see, please have a look at:

@davidjackbarry - Instagram

David Karnezos Photography - Facebook