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Using a Rented Nikon Lens in Guatemala


Using a Rented Nikon Lens in Guatemala

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We’re back from Guatemala! It was a wonderful trip. Before we left, I wrote about an $1,800 Nikon lens that I rented for the trip for $210. It turns out the lens (70-200 F2.8) is spectacular. Here is the lens, and as promised, here are some of the pictures I took using the lens. Let me know what you think.

This is a picture of Lake Atitlan, which is surrounded by three volcanoes (clicking on the photo takes you to my Flickr account):

Lake Atitlan

A toucan in the national park in Tikal:

Tucan in Tikal

A view atop Tikal’s tallest Mayan ruin:

Mayan Ruins of Tikal

A boat and building on Lake Atitlan:

Boat on Lake Atitlan

A father and daughter:

Father and daughter

A beautiful flower:

Flower in Antigua

And finally, a spider monkey:

Spider Monkey in Tikal

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  • 6 Comments, Comment or Ping

    1. You took some wonderful shots of Lake Atitlan. It certainly is beautiful!

    2. Hope you had a great time in Guatemala. I love it there and would like to go back. I’ve been there 3 times and spent 3 months there in 1997. It is a great place.

    3. DR

      TF Miser, Guatemala was spectacular. The country is beautiful and the people were friendly. I’m sure we’ll go back in the next few years.

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