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These beach boxes cost from $500,000 to over a million Australian dollars! They have no plumbing or electricity. They have a wooden floor board and some of them are finished nicely like the interior of a room in a house. But a million bucks??
Obviously, there is a demand for these!
After having taken a couple of quick photos on the beach, as we were headed out, I happened to spot the above view from the back, and had to take a shot.
On this extremely short visit to the beach, I managed to lose my lens cap twice, and against all odds, somehow ended up finding it each time!
Leica 50mm APO Summicron-M
Christchurch, New Zealand. This place is just lovely – hand a camera set in Program mode to a child, collect it a short while later, and download a whole bunch of picture postcard photos!
This woman was another tourist. I saw her basking in the sun checking her phone, and asked her if I could take her photo along with the scene. She was kind enough to oblige.
Sony A7R IV + Leica 28mm Summilux-M
New Zealand
Cause your name covered my heart from front to back and now I lack the strength to leave it all behind. Now I'm dying on the inside...
Movin' on to 2011.
more shopping at the craft store to get supplies for the advent crafts, and a few more for stocking stuffers
The lakefront is an interesting place. There are some beautiful houses along it and then all of a sudden there will be a little old run down shack.
The Kiama lighthouse blow hole, about 120 km south of Sydney, Australia. This spot has a rock formation with a hole in it through which the waves hitting the coast shoot up in a fountain, sometimes rising over a hundred feet. It feels like a gigantic whale. It is fun to watch and photograph the water sprays.
First year students Allie Stavrolakis, left, and Logan Nail enjoy an early-season snow that fell at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Saturday (Dec. 4).
One of the many houses along a road that goes along the beach (below).
These were charming, but rather simple houses, barely more than a shack. Which was a little surprising – so many other parts of New Zealand have upscale bungalows and apartments that must cost millions of dollars.
Wellington, New Zealand.
Am 16.08.11 konnte in Großkorbetha dieser Polnische Kesselwagen der Gattung Zas angetroffen werden. Der Wagen ist noch mit dec und KVG beschriftet. Die Polnische Kesselwagenvermietgesellschaft dec wurde seinerzeit von der KVG übernommen und mittlerweile wurde die KVG durch die GATX Rail übernommen. Aufgrund der menge an Waggons sind immernoch Wagen im alter beschriftung unterwegs.
Dieser Wagen ist in Polen bei der PKP eingestellt und trägt die Nummer 785 2 529-1.
The Great Barrier Reef visitor center has very tight controls over who can get into the water or go where, to conserve the reef and reverse decades of erosion.
One of the opportunities they do provide is to get into the water area in one area, where visitors can put on a breathing apparatus and wade in the water and encounter fish in the wild swimming around. They also have areas where you can see fish through large glass walls.
It's pretty thrilling to see a 2 or 3 foot long fish swimming right by you or bump into you. Photographing them is very hard, however. They move surprisingly fast, and because of limited lighting, it's hard to see them coming – by the time you can clearly see them, they are right in your face, and by the time you can take a shot, they're gone!
I did manage to get a few shots, some with a rented Olympus camera with a flash, the rest with my Sony. With better lighting equipment (either flash or steady light), one could easily take much nicer photos and videos. But it's tough for a tourist on a holiday to bring underwater photographic gear, and probably even harder, get permissions to venture out into the reef. So these photos are more like souvenirs or mementos.
Cairns, Australia
Op 31 mei 2015 passeert Locon 9906 met een sleep ketelwagens Amersfoort. De rode ketelwagens worden gehuurd van GATX, dat een paar jaar geleden DEC overnam en vervoeren biodiesel naar de Botlek Tank Terminal (BTT).
Ondanks dat de intercity naar Enkhuizen geheel volgens dienstregeling even later aankomt en mag Locon toch zonder stop doorrijden richting Baarn. Aangezien de voorste stroomafnemer nog omhoog gaat, had de machinist dit waarschijnlijk niet verwacht.