A month long trip anywhere is sure to leave you with many photographs.  I personally came back with over 700 digital photographs.  For easier viewing, I have divided the galleries up into groups of similar subjects.  Select the specific gallery you would like to view at left under the heading Photo Gallery.  The photographs throughout the site link to these galleries so you can view larger versions of those images.  All photographs on this site are mine and I would appreciate if they were not used in any manner with out my written permission.  If you would like to use any of the images please contact me first at kkitchene@radford.edu - Thank you!

Camera tips for your travels:

Decide before hand what type of camera you want to bring, or if you want to bring more than one.  Remember you will be carrying this stuff around everywhere you go!  Be sure you can keep it safe from the rain also.

Read up on film and airport baggage check-in.  A few people had problems with their film getting ruined.  There are special bags you can buy to put your film in so the scanners don't harm the film.  You will use a lot of film, so note that you will also have to pay to have that all developed when you get back!

For digital cameras, don't forget your battery charger and I highly recommend you use rechargeable batteries on this trip.  Charge it every night.  Digital camera batteries (the non-rechargeables)  die fairly quickly, especially with the amount of use you will be giving it!  Remember that turning your camera on and off wastes a lot of battery.  Also, for digital cameras, bring extra memory!  I took two 256 MB cards- I used nearly all of that.

Make sure (as the web site is your assignment) to get photos of stuff you would need for your web site.  Signs with info. are good, sites you visit of literary importance, group shots, and scenic shots.  You want memories and you want content for your site.