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Me and Lewis take a trip to The Roaches for a wild camp, location is within the forest after the rock cottage just before you work your way up to the middle and upper levels.
When I go camping (in 1:24 scale) I often use the Star Chief to pull the camper.
The 1:24 scale 1955 Pontiac Star Chief is by Franklin Mint and the 1:24 scale Shasta camper trailer is by Greenlight.
I caught just the tail end of a sunset that set the sky ablaze in red and orange before the cloud bank erased a large portion of the sky that was being painted red. I was still happy with the little bit I was able to capture.
"Too close" is what it was apparently!
While we were settling down in the dark and lonely tent, we heard lots of squealing....
A group of kids had come for an evening of wall climbing. Phew!!
Free Health Camp was organized by Sri Sarvadharmapriya Sai Arogya Kendra in association with SM Ramaiah Hospital at Sriram White House R T Nagar, Bengaluru.
My first camping experience in my life. It was special to me because it was also the first time i shot something at dawn and was at a unique place called White Pocket. I was attempting to shoot the stars as background but the Moon was lit up that night.
My first time to a camp draft and while it is not really a spectator sport, it's great for a photographer.
Another one from last Saturdays camping trip into the local Campsie Fells with my two older children Ishbel & Alastair (who are the savages by the fire). Thanks to Eddie for the title. I love the long exposure sparks in this one but just wish the kids had sat a bit stiller for the 2 second exposure. To be fair they were really good sports posing for lots of similar shots.
oh, how this would have been made awesome had it been shot with a long exposure..but, alas.. i did not have my tripod.
i entered this into a themed shot on google + today, so thought i would share.
Camping at Willy's farm in the Ogwen Valley during 1977. The peak in the background is Tryfan at 3010 feet.
Emerald Children's camp in Chernobyl. After the fires this week this camp is reported to be completely destroyed. Visited this camp on my 3rd trip to Chernobyl and was hoping to revisit to try and get some better photos than these ones
There is one perfect camp spot just below the summit with fabulous views. It was a bit of a gamble going up there, but we were lucky to find this spot. shared with pixbuf.com
Apesar dos ímpetos assassinos do churrasqueiro, a vítima ainda está viva e inteira.
E o churrasco estava delicioso!