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The late morning sunshine reflecting its way down on to Lockhart Road as I stroll through Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
We wish you a Wonderful Christmas.
Somehow, not only for Christmas,
But all the long year through,
The joy that you give to others
Is the joy that comes back to you;
And the more you spend in blessing
The poor and lonely and sad,
The more of your heart’s possessing
Returns to make you glad.
– John Greenleaf Whittier
It's another trawl through the 2013 archives, and there's a few I didn't upload from my studio session with Ioan Williams back in August.
It's another trawl through the 2013 archives, and there's a few I didn't upload from my studio session with Ioan Williams back in August.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - Teton Pass had the best snow of anywhere I skied this season. The scenery was so amazing that I had to bring my camera on a few runs.
I went all the way to Eastbourne for the Partial Solar Eclipse on 20 March with two months meticulous planning, location hunting, framing, test runs, ambition, setting up backups with a refractor remote controlled at my home window, a laptop simultaneous controlling 3 cameras, one for HA, one for widefield 24mm shot and one remotely in London in case of cloud cover in Eastbourne...
...and all I got was this T shirt...I mean photo, taken by a passerby street photographer lapping up the opportunity to capture my disillusionment as both Eastbourne and London were clouded out with a thick white blanket.
Many thanks to Sue Lockhart Images ( www.flickr.com/photos/suelockhartimages/ ) who sneakily snapped this image that pretty much tells the whole story. In fact, its a great shot. No words needed.
A lone male lion on the South African side of Kgalagadi on his pre sunrise walk to Craig Lockhart Windmill for a drink
It's another trawl through the 2013 archives, and there's a few I didn't upload from my studio session with Ioan Williams back in August.
It's another trawl through the 2013 archives, and there's a few I didn't upload from my studio session with Ioan Williams back in August.
A few minutes north of present-day CA-58 along Harper Lake Rd, out in the middle of nowhere now, sat the small community of Lockhart, California. When I visited the Mojave in June of 2011, this abandoned general store was easily the most significant building for miles around.
To call Lockhart a ghost town now would be generous indeed, as there is now almost nothing left out there to prove it ever existed. Even this old structure, titanic by rural "general store" standards, has been demolished since I was there 10 short months ago, to make way for a new solar power station.
Check it out large on black.
Night, 2/3 moon, CTO-gelled X2000 flashlight.