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Hello, hello.
Many moons past, Collymore the love rat did redeem himself and become a Troll, by magic and great good fortune; with fine silver space skin and blue space hair, he roves the stars although his former colleagues say that they will find him, except they can’t.
They plot and scheme. This week, they employ subterfuge and trickery to locate Collymore; that is, they have given up searching for him, forgiven him and recognised his bottom as perfectly formed, as is the case with Trolls. This is called reverse psychology, yes. Ah; because I believe that they have forgiven and forgot, which I do, taps nose taps nose; they will ignore him should he cross their path and lurking Ted Eyepiece will not pounce at all upon him, suddenly or in any way, actually. And he isn’t Krampus, either, he has asked me to say that and I just did.
Walk Tall !
Air Transat Airbus A310 C-GTSD in reverse thrust on runway 24R kicking back some water... cool effect.
Rusting iron rail (maybe 1.5 inches in diameter) at beach in Santa Cruz. Taken with reversed 24mm lens.
Nikon FM2
Reversed Nikkor 24mmm f/2.8
Kodak Ultramax 400
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Note on reverse of the left photo: "Vorbeimarsch engl. u. franz. Gefg. an Feuerstellg. Wulverghem Mai 1918" - "English and French prisoners of war marching past our firing position. Wulverghem May 1918."
A set of two small photos (6 x 6 cm).
Haven't taken any macro shots for some time. Finally got around to it before the season was over. Reversed 24mm on two extension tubes and flash with snoot.
The D3000 turned out a pretty nice photo here, considering that I could never get a good shot out of that room.
It's pretty rare aviation images end up in my Flickr photostream these days but I thought I'd do something a little different with this. Today at Manchester was absolutely freezing with a damp runway, which lead to some interesting effects from water being thrown about by rotating jets and reverse thrust! Ryanair's EI-EMK is shown here kicking up a fuss, you can almost sense the captain... "I WILL make that taxiway"...
So we got a little set back in our spring whether with a drop in the temperature and what should have been rain turned into snow. Other parts of the province got it pretty bad, so we got it pretty good in the city and its pretty much gone today. And this comes up on the coldest month of April in more than a 100 years.
Fortunately the weekend is shaping up to be much better for the weather :))