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The last day of diving Kona was a split day with two dive sites and two lenses. Wide angle first, then a low visibility dive with the macro lens.
Another image from my visit to Thornton Reservoir on Friday evening. The sun was partially down and provided a lovely band of colour across the sky.
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A racing spaceship from the seldom visited, lateral appendix of the galactic disc. Sunray was noted for its balance of speed and manoeuvrability.
Landing the Sunray was a tricky process. First, the outer panels had to be folded flat. then, pilots had to fly vertically and them modulate the thrust to lower gently onto the pad. Finally, the cockpit could be rotated to the horizontal.
There are more images, including the ladder truck for the pilot to get down from the cockpit, over on Instagram: www.instagram.com/davidrobertslego/p/DEX9PlQi8j6/?img_ind... & www.instagram.com/davidrobertslego/p/DETALJmiO4e/?img_ind...
Shot on Devenish Island, Lough Erne, Eniskillen, Co Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
This has to be my most memorable photo ever as just after capturing this very shot the swan actually raced towards me hissing and trying to attack me! I fell backwards onto the wet grass and busted the belt on my jeans! and when I turned around a group of tourists were in hysterics laughing at me! lol