12.10.08
St Kilda Beach
With clear blue skies, and warm temperatures, decided to head out to a well known beach of St Kilda. The Western beach was packed with kite surfers in the strong sea breeze.
Through the eyes of a travelling photographer
With clear blue skies, and warm temperatures, decided to head out to a well known beach of St Kilda. The Western beach was packed with kite surfers in the strong sea breeze.
Fresh from arriving from London, took a walk around the city to familiarise myself with the new surroundings for the next month.
Flew Emirates again to Melbourne, where I’ll be based for the next month, before a further three months in NZ.
Shortly after leaving Gatwick (777-300ER)
Sunset over Germany (777-300ER A6-EBK)
Sunset over the Arabian Sea, West of India (777-300 A6-EMV)
With some miserable weather lately, headed out into London for one last shoot before heading back to NZ for a few months via Melbourne.
Jessica, about to venture off to Turkey and Iran for several weeks
Scotney Castle is a ruined 14th century, set in picturesque surroundings of a lake and English gardens.
“Anke”, who runs the popular blog, http://anke.blogs.com/
The London zoo, is the oldest scientific zoo in the world, which opened in 1828. It’s currently undergoing a transformation to redevelop the animal environments to match their natural habitat. Unfortunately I didn’t have time to see the butterfly and aquarium exhibitions.
A clear sunset over Stonehenge was a perfect way to end a trip away through Somerset and Wiltshire. Allowing plenty of time to travel, traffic was much heavier than expected, and almost missed the sunset altogether.
Next door to the Bath Abbey, is the Roman Bath museum – with remnants of the ancient baths that once stood there.
The Abbey Church of Saint Peter, Bath is an Anglican parish church, with stunning attention to detail.
Took a local boat trip around the Avon River, to catch a glimpse of some historical buildings and bridges along the water.
Our skipper and guide takes us close to the weir and Pulteney Bridge
After a leisurely walk around Bath, decided to venture back to Stonehenge – a 45min drive, but well worth it.
The air was very still, but the typical light pollution in England made shooting rather difficult. After a couple of test shots to guage the exposure, decided around a 20minute exposure was needed. The resulting shot, was 1288 seconds – just over 21 minutes, with the glow over London clearly visible despite being 85 miles away.
After a fun filled afternoon around Longleat, headed back to the accommodation in Bath, before taking a walk around the township – Lovely Victorian architecture flows onto the streets. The feature point of the town, being the many large historical churches and the Avon River snaking its way through town.
Pulteney Bridge, one of only four bridges in the world to be lined with shops
With some great lighting through the trees at Longleat, the Canadian Timber Wolves shone brilliantly.
Managed to get very close to a couple of lions, amongst the drive through safari at Longleat. Parked beside the first lion seen, just a couple of metres away, and managed to fire off several frames of a yawn – making them into a video:
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