Nice Photos.

More on sunset theme...

In Zanzibar...

Swaffham Prior, from the devil's dyke.



Tony

Flame, you're almost making me want to return to the eastern province.

Well, I say almost.

Tony

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Originally posted by Tony Lockhart:
Flame, you're almost making me want to return to the eastern province.

Well, I say almost.

Tony

LOL

I'll take that as a compliment and extend an invitation to you. You are welcome to visit at any time. I'm sure you'll find things have changed a lot in certain aspects and stayed completely unchanged in others. Still no clouds as you can see. lol

Regards...

If life was easy I'd be there in a shot, thanks!
A good friend has my old job at the moment. I was doing it during my first trip out there from 91-93. When he emailed me with what it was like, I went through all the emotions of returning to a crap job out of desperation. Awful feeling.
My second trip, 95-99, was far better. Lots of working outside, and my wife joined me which made a huge difference.

Never say never.....

Tony

(enjoy the rest of your weekend!

Particularly pleased with the composition of this one. I also think I'm starting to get a better grip of color to B&W conversions.

First K at sundown.

I think I found a little Haim Ronen lurking inside my creative mind in order to come up with this Imitation is the greatest form of compliment I hope

Lots of big clouds around yesterday -



...which means nice sunsets -

Mountain shadow at sunrise last weekend at Frank F’s:

Luvly skies Sandy. A man after my own heart!

Thanks Tony M. I really liked your pic from Brandelhow Woods a few pages back as well.

Living in Vancouver means we have a lot of chances to do cloud photography...

liverpool anglican cathedral

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Lots of big clouds around yesterday -

Tony, you use Canon too right? Is that 24-70 2.8 lens?

Hi James, bet you're having fun with your new acquisition! We need to see some results from it - Ferry Meadows at dawn perhaps?

The top photo's with my trusty 24 - 105 f4L, the other's with a 16 - 35 f 2.8L II.

Aha, you read my other post then. Funnily enough I'll have more fun when my 24-105 arrives (tomorrow I hope...). Hah!

Aerodromo La Juliana, just outside Seville - 30/12/2009

Exactly as shot - no post processing. On holiday.

There again, this is the River Medway, taken from the hard shoulder of the M20 where we were stationary a few days earlier:-


I could take the shot because this is what the M20 was doing at the time!


So not all bad!

John

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Originally posted by fixedwheel:
....because this is what the M20 was doing at the time.....
John

Why anybody would choose to drive anywhere in the UK continues to baffle me.

It was an exceptional night. About a foot of snow in the south of England, apparently was about a once in 50 years event. And very, very few people in the UK run winter tyres. So everybody heads off road at the first flake. And of course there isn't the infrastructure setup to keep the roads clear in that kind of unusual conditions.

I've run separate winter and summer tyres for the last 6 or 7 years, and never regretted that decision.

John

Come on, admit it. British motorways being turned into parking lots isn't THAT unusual!