Galapagos Islands | Travel Photography
ND2_0001
ND2_0059
ND2_0173
ND2_0189
ND2_0208
ND2_0223
ND2_0282
ND2_0286
ND2_0352
ND2_0363
ND2_0384
ND2_0457
ND2_0470
ND2_0474
ND2_0478
ND2_0489
ND2_0564
ND2_0568
ND2_0590
ND2_0603
ND2_0616
ND2_0624
ND2_0641
ND2_0652
ND2_0663
ND2_0698
ND2_0767
ND2_0779_BW
ND2_0785
ND2_9221
ND2_9224
ND2_9274
ND2_9280
ND2_9348
ND2_9404
ND2_9426
ND2_9436
ND2_9488
ND2_9494
ND2_9534
ND2_9549
ND2_9571
ND2_9580
ND2_9661
ND2_9741
ND2_9759
ND2_9806
ND2_9838
ND2_9867
ND2_9882
ND2_9926
ND2_9970
Following the workshop in Cuenca, I (JD) and the other instructors headed over to the Galapagos Islands on our way back home. Initially the thought of spending another 5-6 days away from home after being worn out teaching a workshop was a little exhausting, however once we got on the islands and got our tour straightened out, the trip turned into a much more relaxing prospect. The Galapagos Islands are known for their great wildlife diversity and some pretty unique animals. Some of the cool ones were even underwater where our fancy cameras can't go (which is why if I go back again, I'm brining some form of waterproof camera). However there were tons of awesome above ground sights to see as well. So many different and cool birds, as well as turtles, crabs, sea lions, and penguins. It was definitely a struggle to go through and pick out my favorites as there were so many fun ones that I got to take. Even after 5 days on the islands, there was still so much to see, so I guess we'll have to go back again ;) Next time though I'm definitely going to make sure that Hilarie comes too. Until then though, enjoy the photos below!This work by JD Maloney is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
