Saw him just resting, but refused point blank to open out his wings. Which was a shame, as you can just see the bright orange flashes on his upper wings.
One for the neck ache.
Pond skater, obviously trying to get me to fall into the pond. Well, I managed to stay dry, so the camera lives to fight another day.
Monday, 6 April 2009
Old books, the top one from 1904.
Aperture set to f22, giving a 40 second exposure, allowing the candle flame to blur, but enough time to bring out the cover detail on both books.
Saturday, 4 April 2009
A friend, close up. Taken with the 35mm macro from about 7 inches away. Brightened slightly and bleached. The lower picture has had a vignette added. Many thanks to the model for her time.
Friday, 3 April 2009
"The Union of South Africa".
Being transported to Barrow Hill for an open weekend. The engine running in reverse, pulling a single carriage.
Addicted photographer, wanting to live life behind the lens!
So far I am managing it. Can always find something to photograph. My camera is an escape. It goes almost everywhere with me.
Suffer from a rare ailment, for which there is no known cure. IKPS, or (Irrational Kit Purchasing Syndrome). Because of this, the equipment bag is straining, as it gets crammed to the brim. Always on the lookout for new gear, as well as always on the lookout for new ideas and techniques.
Now to check out the sales pages, to see if there is anything else I might need..........
Extreme sarcasm mode, on the edge. (Did you notice?):)