We started travelling through Australia, with camping and caravanning trips. Being a professional photographer and videographer, we wanted to bring our journeys to life for you to enjoy. We have also been to England and Europe, China, Vietnam, Thailand, USA, Canada. We have many more countries and experiences on our bucket list
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Monday, 22 August 2016
Monday, 3 August 2015
Las Vegas through the eyes of my GoPro
My Canon 5d mk11 with L series lens attached was sometimes too heavy and too conspicuous to take with me on our sightseeing bus trip through Las Vegas. It was extremely hot and the GoPro was easy and fun. We had a great time, revisiting the stories of the movie heroes and elegant hotels and casinos of Las Vegas
Caesars Palace fountains, spectacular
The Bubba Gump shrimp company restaurant. The movie was fantastic and the restaurant was a great idea, but for Aussies, the food was tasteless and overcooked and extremely noisy.
The approach to the Caesars Palace Hotel, we were on the top deck of the sight seeing bus and had a fantastic view
For pedestrian safety, each corner of the strip was serviced by escalators, to keep patrons from crossing the road at street level and to gain access to hotels on the other side of the street.
Caesars Palace Hotel
Labels:
Arizona,
Bubba Gump,
Caesar's Palace,
cafe,
casino,
GoPro,
Hard Rock Cafe,
Harley Davidson,
La Palagio,
Las Vegas,
New York,
Planet Hollywood,
restaurant,
tourist attraction,
travel,
USA,
vacation
Location:
Las Vegas, NV, USA
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