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Arriving around 6pm to see the October 27th 2019 Paisley Halloween Parade I wasn’t surprised to see the streets were packed to the rafters with Paisley Buddies and people from all over the world. So there was no way I was getting close enough to the barriers to shoot the parade and more so, I never had a pass to get inside the barriers. So the next best thing for me to do was to stand my ground and make for the staging area at abbey close where I hopped to shoot the acts that would much, much later entertain the public in what was a clear but cold evening.
Though just through the packed crowds would take some navigation and after taking a shot as I crossed the road to the town hall, from where would have been a nice place to shoot the participants all dressed up in their Halloween horror outfits. I had to move on and was almost horrifically impaled on the catmints that join two barriers together as I tried to squeeze through the tinny space between the barriers. How undignified hahhh..
Once entering the close area under the town hall also too packed full of people full, still gave no chance of a clean shot of the parade so it was off to the stage front and were luck would have it. I was centre front and not moving after that timely maze assault. Plus I also managed to pop off a shot of Paisley Provost Lorraine Cameron as she posed with a kind wearing Frankenstein’s monster mask. Though my flash caused Lorraine’s eyes to red eye, so who was the scariest is debatable.
Well it was a bit of a wait as the DJ battered out the tunes and even here the streets were lined with fences and quickly filled as the Parade approached. Though it was still impossible to capture the parade and even the pumpkin heads bouncing around above the onlookers proved difficult to shoot with people scrambling to catch the action on the phones. I half expected the Spark led drummers would walk right onto the stage, but no one other than the DJ and the photographers with press passes, who’d all taken advantage of the height to capture a shot or two as the revellers passed and they too struggled to see through the hoards in front of them. Much like my old bud Brian McGuire of Paisley.org whose site like Renfrewshire 24 news have helped promote paisley at their own expense. Shame they do an excellent job and a we Christmas lotto check would go a long way in helping all these local promotes whose stories and photos capture the best of paisley and Renfrewshire..
So it was another timely wait as people headed off to see flying witches high above the crowds, were a long zoom and powerful flash was needed to capture that crisp shot, while taking in all the other attractions around abbey close. But as I said, I never had a pass, which makes it so much easier to shoot these things, since most of the time areas are set aside for the photographers. And given the place was mobbed to the flying witch’s rafters due to the Paisleys council’s success in promoting this and other event, along with all the unfunded local groups getting the word out. It was best just to stand my ground regardless of how cold I was and in a prime location...
Beltane Fire Society an act I think I shot last year as they walking alongside the parade took to the “FIRE STAGE” which just so happens I’d been standing in front off all along since 6.15pm. Though it was now around 7.30pm and much darker and colder. This large group of performers all dressed in black saw their drummers take “my” stage right to batter out their rhythm in the shadows. “I say shadows as parts of the stage were always dark and one high up spotlight fill would have made it possible for everyone to see those on stage much better”. Then came the slinky underdressed fire performers who climbed on top of one and other to create pyramids as they spun around fire balls from chains and long poles to the drummers beats hidden in the shadows.. Normally when I take long shutter shots I use a tri pod, but this time I hand held to see what I might capture out of the darkness and it was hit or miss. I also shot mostly without a flash to capture the colourful stage lights and this needs a Hi ISO which can create a noise effect in the photo that can be left in or somewhat edited out using software. So with cold hands I juggled viruses setting to capture the performance much like Brian pressed up against the stage till the performers exited mu stage left...
And so it was here Brian took off after a very long day and given I’d shot stuff for paisley.org before. He offered me his pass to carry on where he’d left off, but his pass was no longer valid, as it was for the parade only… So he was lucky to get into the staging area, which again amazes me why these two promoters of all things paisley aren’t given all areas passes as a point of priority. Better luck next time dude hahahah.
It was another short wait for to see Mr Wilson’s Second Liners dressed like characters out off the Beatles Sergeant Peppers album cover. And they gave a excellent performance. This all brass section, along with their ass kicking drummer blasted out some entertaining tunes as I shot away stopping to listen to the drummer from time to time. Then it was the head line act Sparks led drummers who took the stage to entertain the crowds. Though, their set seemed to be shorter than last year’s performance and those who just preceded them. Saying that they did lead the parade and banging drums can become quite tiresome on the arms after a while and they’d been at it all night long.
So all in all, Renfrewshire events board should have nothing to complain about. But I would say if I could. They not only should include local groups more, but seek advice from photographers when lighting stages… There are always blind spots a photographer will find in a flash 😉
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Rounds 3 & 4 of the 2022 South Island Trials Championship were held near Christchurch over the weekend of 21 & 22 August.
Round 3 was held in greasy conditions at Western Valley. The day started with light drizzle which turned to rain just after riders started. Thankfully this soon gave way to sunshine and the afternoon was warm. The sections were all based in and around the creek with slippery rocks, or slippery climbs. Scores ranged from 21 to 93 for the day dependent on the class ridden. The Mini riders were also in action with the riders enjoying the open sections with chances to lift their front wheels over some of the obstacles.
Round 4 was held a Kiatuna Valley and was generally drier. The weather was sunny and warm, but riders were still challenged with creek sections and the higher grades had some third gear climbs. Scores were a little higher for the day with the lowest starting at 30 and three riders making 3 digits. One, Archer Pascoe, riding Intermediate in his first trial had the misfortune of breaking the frame on his Beta so had to take 5’s for the remainder of his last round. This was an unlucky finish to a good ride. The Mini riders were also in action again with the sections being tighter and more technical.
Overall Jules took out both days in Expert as the only rider on the orange line. Brad Hibbs was second riding the red line, with David Trewin third, only 4 points behind after the weekend. After day 1 the points were very tight at the top of Intermediate with six riders within 5 points. After day 2 Glenn Smith emerged the winner, with John Ross 4 points behind and Gareth Wadsworth third only 2 points adrift. In Sportsman Shane Brons outclassed the field on Sunday including a lap of 1 to take the Sportsman class, with Ross Bristol second and Ashley Duncan a close third. In Clubman Gavin Fox took out the weekend with Keith Ruthven only 1 point behind in second. Christine Thompson took Third. For results of other classes including Minis, Women's, Twin Shock, and Veterans go to the Pioneer Website.
A great weekend with challenging, but excellent sections. Special thanks to Derek Scott and Paul Mountstevens and the section setting teams they led, Derek Scott and Peter Hosking for the work they did leading up to, and during the event, and to the observers who gave up their weekend, as without them the event could not run. Lastly thanks to all the competitors who took part whether local riders or those who travelled some distance to support this event.
Don’t forget the New Zealand Champs in Alexandra at Labour weekend. The Southern Trails Group are working hard on the event already. They will have classes for every rider and want to achieve an entry of 100. Please support them, as this is one of the best venues to ride in NZ.
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The white-rumped shama (Copsychus malabaricus) is a small passerine bird of the family Muscicapidae. Native to densely vegetated habitats in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, its popularity as a cage-bird and songster has led to it being introduced elsewhere.
They typically weigh between 28 and 34 g (1.0 and 1.2 oz) and are around 23–28 cm (9–11 in) in length. Males are glossy black with a chestnut belly and white feathers on the rump and outer tail. Females are more greyish-brown, and are typically shorter than males. Both sexes have a black bill and pink feet. Juveniles have a greyish-brown colouration, similar to that of the females, with a blotchy or spotted chest.
The white-rumped shama is shy and somewhat crepuscular but very territorial. The territories include a male and female during the breeding season with the males defending the territory averaging 0.09 ha in size, but each sex may have different territories when they are not breeding.
In South Asia, they breed from January to September but mainly in April to June laying a clutch of four or five eggs in a nest placed in the hollow of a tree. During courtship, males pursue the female, alight above the female, give a shrill call, and then flick and fan out their tail feathers. This is followed by a rising and falling flight pattern by both sexes. If the male is unsuccessful, the female will threaten the male, gesturing with the mouth open.
The nest is built by the female alone while the male stands guard. The nests are mainly made of roots, leaves, ferns, and stems, and incubation lasts between 12 and 15 days and the nestling period averaged 12.4 days. Both adults feed the young although only the female incubates and broods. The eggs are white to light aqua, with variable shades of brown blotching, with dimensions of about 18 and 23 mm (0.7 and 0.9 in).
They feed on insects in the wild but in captivity they may be fed on a diet of boiled, dried legumes with egg yolk and raw meat.
The voice of this species is rich and melodious which made them popular as cage birds in South Asia with the tradition continuing in parts of Southeast Asia. It is loud and clear, with a variety of phrases, and often mimics other birds. They also make a 'Tck' call in alarm or when foraging. One of the first recordings of a bird song that was ever made was of this species. This recording was made in 1889 from a captive individual using an Edison wax cylinder by Ludwig Koch in Germany.
They are native across scrub and secondary forests in South and Southeast Asia, but have been introduced to Kauai, Hawaii, in early 1931 from Malaysia (by Alexander Isenberger), and to Oahu in 1940 (by the Hui Manu Society). Their popularity as a cage bird has led to many escaped birds establishing themselves. They have been introduced to Taiwan where they are considered an invasive species, eating native insect species and showing aggression towards native bird species.
In Asia, their habitat is dense undergrowth especially in bamboo forests. In Hawaii, they are common in valley forests or on the ridges of the southern Koolaus, and tend to nest in undergrowth or low trees of lowland broadleaf forests.
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