Learn & Explore Series: Color Texture Photo Tours
Color Texture Photo Tours
Did You Know?
Ancient legend has it that while painting the sky, the gods dipped their paintbrushes into the water of Rio Celeste, causing it to turn turquoise. In more modern times, it was thought that the color was created by a high concentration of mineral deposits in the water, but in 2013, scientists discovered rocks on the river bottom covered with aluminosilicates - a combination of aluminum, silicon, and oxygen - that absorb all colors, except blue, present in sunlight. So the answer to the mystery of how the water of Rio Celeste gets its vibrant color is that reflected blue rays of sunlight create the stunning visual sensation
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Did You Know?
One of the species of poison dart frogs in Costa Rica is known as Blue Jeans Frogs. They get the name because they have bright red-orange torsos that contrast against their dark blue back legs, making it appear like the frogs are wearing blue jeans.
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Covering 33 square miles, Lake Arenal is the largest lake in Costa Rica, and when it expanded in 1979, the old towns of Arenal and Tronadora were flooded and now lie abandoned at the bottom of lake.
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Questions covered in the above interview:
- Let’s start off with the very basics, what is ColorTexturePhotoTours?
- Let’s jump in the wayback machine. Let’s go back to the very day you started these tours. What was the original inspiration for doing so?
- When a company releases a product or service, they generally have a particular group of people in mind. Can you share who those people are?
- What has been your proudest accomplishment to date for ColorTexturePhotoTours?
- How do you feel your tours compare to others in the marketplace?
- How do you determine the time of the year to set these tours up?
- What is it about Costa Rica that hits your buttons?
- These are two very unique locations to conduct these tours in, can you share with us what made you select Costa Rica and Oregon for your tour locations?
- Talk to us about a typical day on one of your tours?
- What do you want your guest to walk away with after attending one of your tours?
- Costa Rica is known for vibrant colors and all sorts of wildlife. What are some of the highlights that guests enjoy photographing there?
- What do you recommend for preparation for these tours?
- How do you determine what locations you photograph with your guests?
- What is the process for signing up for one of these tours?
- What is the one word that you believe sums up your tours?