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On second thoughts I think I’ll walk.
” Click photo to enlarge – back button to return. Taken on the shoreline facing Butterworth, in Penang. This was quite a tricky shot – the jetty was fantastically unstable, and behind me, at the end of the run, there was a rabid barking dog, which I later had to fend off with the tripod…
Old salts in Salt River
Click to show full size & back button to return to this page Happy New Year! Here’s another in the Salt River series. These two gents I think were waiting for a ride – which was going to come down a street along which the sun was nearly horizontal and in their faces. I liked…
Some Malaysia travel snaps (with a little work from LR3 and Sagelight)
As is my practice now, I only took my little Fuji F900EXR camera with me on our recent trip to Malaysia and Bali. I continue to be impressed with this tiny but powerful camera, and have recently been exploring what be done with a little further processing. Over the last 6 months or so, I…
The fashion watchers
The fashion dummies just can’t make their minds up. Shot in Salamanca, Madrid on my way to El Corte Ingles (the Spanish Harrods, and meaning “the English cut”) for lunch. This is the swish Madrid equivalent of Knightsbridge, or Mayfair, although nicer ( and at the moment, warmer). ←PreviousI’m watching you while he’s watching me.NextThe…
South Africa vs Australia Test Match at Newlands – March 2014
Some high speed telephoto shots of the South African’s herculean and ultimately unsuccessful efforts to win the final Test of the series. My chum M*rt*n is, as you would imagine, both a member of Lords, and of the Newlands club in Cape Town. Newlands has to be one of the most spectacular grounds in the…
London Street Photographs – the Scottish army
Some recent shots of terrifying looking Scottish football supporters in London. One day during August, I was on a bus heading into the city to take some architectural shots with my new Nex system, when while passing Trafalgar square, I became aware of a commotion. Well somewhat more of a commotion – more of…