Raphael, the dragsters look awesome ...... as for the 800mm .... counterweight for something ...
Just a few more pix from Malta
The rocky beach at the inland sea on Gozo was last visited about 48 years ago when I had the pleasure of the company of two girls, one of which became my wife. Sunbathing on the rocks ..... not comfortable .... but fun !!
Fisherman mending his tangled nets .... I think that is a major job for them on a regular basis.
Stokesey wrote:
Colin .... love that Junk in the harbour !!
Raphael, the dragsters look awesome ...... as for the 800mm .... counterweight for something ...
Steve, methinks a custom helium balloon to make handholdable, just need to calculate lift for different air temps and place the right amount of disposable ballast, canon lenses.
pbraymond wrote:
One of my favorite posts from HK, Colin.
Thanks Ray. It was one of those images that initially didn't grab my attention.
Just been watching the news about the shooting of a protester by a policeman.
Getting uglier each week over there.
DeltaSigma wrote:
Thanks Ray. It was one of those images that initially didn't grab my attention.
Just been watching the news about the shooting of a protester by a policeman.
Getting uglier each week over there.
My finite mind cannot see how this resolves well, other than if both sides kind of "settle in" and let things drift back to the old "usual". I pray and hope that there's much better minds and hearts working at it in HK.
I went out this saturday on a solo hike in a nice nature reserve. The reserve consisted of two islands on a big lake, more or less untouched from forestry and such it was such beautiful unspoiled nature. I had a great day out there by myself. Here´s a few shots from my hike.
Nikon 16mm f/3.5 AI on D810, this summer on Muir Pass, August 19 just after midnight as the moon came across the Sierra crest behind me, illuminating peaks and valleys to my west and northwest. The John Muir Trail runs through that valley. Taken from a granite block with self-timer release.
