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As part of the Augusta Photography Festival, we went on a photography workshop-cum-cruise along the historic Augusta canal sponsored by the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area. Instructors were Vennie Deas-Moore, Frank Lazenby and Dwain Shaw. I enjoyed seeing and photographing the entire canal in the surprisingly breezy weather on an otherwise humid night.
Strange and beautiful cloud....Quel nuage étrange et beau à la fois....! Somebody else see that lion....????
Hoy el viento no solo ha traido la embarcación con los Reyes Magos, sinó que además ha portado unas nubes que a su llegada han iluminado el cielo de una manera asombrosa y mágica. Gran regalo que nos hace recordar lo maravilloso y fantastico que es nuestro Planeta Tierra, Cuidemoslo, para que las futuras generaciones puedan disfrutarlo como nosotros lo hemos hecho.
Almost 2km above sea level and just a few feet below the clouds, close enough to see where the warm rising air cooled and condensed into cloud. My GPS unit says I got up to 2060m above sea level - highest (and coldest) flight so far.
In the distance is the Buckland Valley and Mount Buffalo. I think this was the first flight with the 50d, in all its high-resolution dust-free goodness :)
I grabbed my camera about an hour before it got dark because we had the most beautiful clouds today. The wind was blowing hard, gusts up to 30mph, but you couldn't ask for prettier skies.
golden statue at the church Saint - Jacques with the Cathedral Saint - Nazaire in the distance, Beziers France.
27TH JUNE, LONDON – The Amazon Web Services user group bring Jeff Barr to Skills Matter as he explores Cloud Computing for the Amazon web service community. See the Skillscast (film, code, slides) at skillsmatter.com/podcast/design-architecture/cloud-comput...