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Was driving across town trying to get to a good vantage point to take pictures of the great clouds. Just barely made it!
A selection of Scottish cheeses at Iain Mellis in Morningside. Clava Brie, Isle of Mull Cheddar, Dunsyre Blue and Bonnet. Photographer - Matt Cartney. Crown Copyright.
My morning glorys have not performed well this year and finally in September, I have a few Heavenly Blue morning glories blooming. They are so beautiful and I love to see them in my garden.
Once again, Tassie turned on the weather for our trip to Bruny Island.
This shot was actually part of a panoramic, it wasn't meant to be a shot on its own. I'll eventually process the panorama, but for now I'll just enjoy the strong horizontal lines (which I so purposely set up, of course)
SOOC - long-ish exposure with a glowstick beginning to glow - I snapped it and then left it standing up. I was hoping to get some more details of the bubbles but it had to be a longer exposure for the light.
Taken on a 53 year-old lens. Meritar 50mm f/2.9 with an old extension tube and an EF adapter. Mounted on a tripod, against a window with a white piece of paper as the backdrop. Natural lighting, food colouring, a teaspoon and this song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHvWURUzj3Q
The Blue Train has been synonymous with luxury and hospitality since 1946, travelling through some of the most diverse and spectacular scenery offered by the African sub-continent. Guests can expect personal and attentive service, a dedicated butler, comfortable accommodation, excellent fine-dining and exquisite wines.
The Blue Train presents honeymoon couples with the gift of complimentary Champagne and a blue leather photo frame.
The Train offers scheduled and charter services. The scheduled route is from Pretoria to Cape Town or vice versa and the charter routes are from either Pretoria to Durban or Pretoria to Hoedspruit.