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In another part of the waterhole...another bird on a stick...
A pair of these were always somewhere to found around the waterhole. They came in quite close to me, maybe after the flies which were in plague proportions, but were hard to get clean shots of. Here it dropped in in front of me for a drink.
Botany Bay Surf, shot with a long shutter speed giving a surreal feeling. Nature truly is amazingly beautiful.
Canon 40D 10-22mm lens Cokin ND2
Another from a shoot I had with Amber this past Monday.
There were two fields directly beside one another, one white and one orangey-brown. We were all freeeeezing throughout this shoot, but probably Amber most of all. Haha I'm a horrible person to do that to my models :P
Model & MUA: Amber Solstice
Photography: Me
Assistant: Darcy
White sand, turquoise water and serpentine rocks combine to make Kynance Cove one of the most photographed, filmed and painted beaches in Cornwall.
Its name derives from the Cornish ‘kewnans’ meaning ravine, and there is a stream that cuts through the valley and across the beach.
Low tide reveals a series of coves and interconnected caves, with grand Victorian names such as the Ladies Bathing Pool and the Drawing Room.
One rock is named after Prince Albert, who came ashore here with his children in 1846. The largest island is Asparagus Island, named after the plant which is native and grows wild there.
A young Leopard probably not more than 8 months old climbs down and starts to check out the weird two legged creatures poking there heads out of windows in awe.
This was the only Leopard cub in Ndutu, the Southern part of the Serengeti ecosystem.
The very day you cant get out to fly
there's also no place to comfortably sit and cry
The thing that did this to to you
roam carelessly
The wind has been everywhere today
and has an alibi.
Do view on black!
Restless legs. Two girls in a hurry.
Out of focus - use your fantasy! :-)
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But the bottles are done,
We've killed each one
And the table's full and overflowed.
And the corner sign
Says it's closing time,
So I'll bid farewell and be down the road.
Modern 30 sq metre skerry cruiser, designed by Knud Reimers, built by Fisksatra.
Bill and Teddy bought her on the Atlantic seaboard, then took her up the Hudson and Erie Canal to Lake Ontario.
After retiring they retraced that route, turned right at NYC and went to FL and the Bahamas.