Tunisia Photographs
To complete my posts of content taken from our trip to Tunisia in 2000 I've managed to get some photographs taken on a Pentax 35mm camera converted to an electronic format. The images follow our camel ride to visit the troglodyes who still live in caves on the edge of the Sahara Desert and then the amazing ruins of El Djem. The videos posted over the last month or so covering footage from this trip are also available in my video archive. To view the Tunisia photographs click here now. Enjoy!!
El Djem
Heres another video
edited from the footage taken in October 2000 whilst
visiting Tunisia. This time the video shows the
impressive ruins of the 3rd largest colosseum in the
world. Built by the Romans but not in Rome, El Djem
is probably the best example of the glorious Roman
Empire outside of Rome. I think I also have some
photographs of the ruins taken on a Pentax 35mm film
camera somewhere. If I manage to find them and have
time to convert them to a digital format I'll post
them as an album. Click here to view El Djem or
here to view my other
video shot in Tunisia, Camel Convoy.
Camel Convoy
Finally I've posted some
content to the video archive. It's nothing
spectacular and definately won't win any oscars.
Camel Convoy is a short film edited from footage
taken on a trip to Tunisia in October 2000. I've not
taken much care or time editing it so it's a little
raw, the main purpose was to get something edited so
that I could practice getting the compression
mastered for web publishing. I think I've got the
compression about right and hope the movie should
play just as well on Windows machines as it does on
my Mac. Let me know if you have any issues with
playback. The quicktime movie is 5.3mb and runs for
just 1 minute 52 seconds. Click on the thumbnail
above or here to view Camel
Convoy.