The camera can capture some fantastic moments IV

[Bebee]

Blib said:

Bebee said:

Blib said:

Bebee said:

'100' is how many times that photo has appeared on this thread. Congratulations.

Is there a prize Blib?

Yeah. You get not to post as you can't be trusted. Have a nice day.

[007 VXR]

Bebee said:

must not look in hes eyes

Edited by 007 VXR on Tuesday 24th March 09:47

[Blib]

Nicked from the cricket World Cup thread.

[Willy Nilly]

Blib said:

Nicked from the cricket World Cup thread.

Pretty certain we have had that one, your Blibness.

[Blib]

Willy Nilly said:

Pretty certain we have had that one, your Blibness.

I'm never wrong. Therefore, you're banned.

[ApOrbital]

It was posted in the lounge therefore blibbering blib is correct.

[Disastrous]

Blib said:

Is that the place in Austria/Switzerland that floods in the Summer?

[irocfan]

Disastrous said:

Blib said:

Is that the place in Austria/Switzerland that floods in the Summer?

Google is your friend

Green Lake (Grüner See) is located in Tragöss Austria. In spring snowmelt raises the lake level about 10 meters. This phenomenon, which lasts only a few weeks, covers hiking trails, meadows, and trees. The result is a magical diving landscape.

National Geographic Traveler Director of Photography Dan Westergren, one of this year's judges, shares his thoughts on the third-place winner:

"This shot at first seems like just another diver swimming by underwater. But after viewing it for a few seconds the truth begins to sink in. That is not an aquatic plant! How is it possible for a tree to grow leaves underwater? And that looks like a trail—what creature could create a hiking trail at the bottom of a lake? When we chose this picture we didn't know the particulars of why a view like this exists, but we real

[irocfan]

[Disastrous]

irocfan said:

Disastrous said:

Blib said:

Is that the place in Austria/Switzerland that floods in the Summer?

Google is your friend

Green Lake (Grüner See) is located in Tragöss Austria. In spring snowmelt raises the lake level about 10 meters. This phenomenon, which lasts only a few weeks, covers hiking trails, meadows, and trees. The result is a magical diving landscape.

National Geographic Traveler Director of Photography Dan Westergren, one of this year's judges, shares his thoughts on the third-place winner:

"This shot at first seems like just another diver swimming by underwater. But after viewing it for a few seconds the truth begins to sink in. That is not an aquatic plant! How is it possible for a tree to grow leaves underwater? And that looks like a trail—what creature could create a hiking trail at the bottom of a lake? When we chose this picture we didn't know the particulars of why a view like this exists, but we real

That's the place! Knew it looked familiar but couldn't remember enough to search for it.

[mickk]

irocfan said:

Lowestoft?

[Blib]

mickk said:

irocfan said:

Lowestoft?

Google is your friend.

"This is the view from Lowestoft ferry terminal across the badland interior of East Anglia. National Geographic Award judge, Doctor Madeupforeignsoundingmoniker said. "We were amazed that someone from Suffolk actually owned a camera".

[coopedup]

Blib said:

mickk said:

irocfan said:

Lowestoft?

Google is your friend.

"This is the view from Lowestoft ferry terminal across the badland interior of East Anglia. National Geographic Award judge, Doctor Madeupforeignsoundingmoniker said. "We were amazed that someone from Suffolk actually owned a camera".

[johnnywgk]

Veeayt said:

Shirly them wheels/tyres should be wider that that, or am I missing somthing

[Asterix]

johnnywgk said:

Veeayt said:

Shirly them wheels/tyres should be wider that that, or am I missing somthing

For Scandinavian rallies.

[ApOrbital]

[Blib]

'Palestines'....

Gone, but never forgotten.



ETA: As I typed the phrase, "Gone but never forgotten, A Luton Town striker scored a goal in a live game that's currently on SKY. As he wheeled away in celebration, he hoisted his shirt to reveal a t shirt underneath. On that t shirt was printed a photo and the phrase, "Gone, but never forgotten".

Spooky.

Edited by Blib on Tuesday 24th March 19:56

[mickk]

Are you holding everyone up again Blib?

[Blib]

mickk said:

Are you holding everyone up again Blib?

At least it's moving under its own power Mickk. Unlike some member's cars I could mention.

[havoc]

Blib said:

mickk said:

Are you holding everyone up again Blib?

At least it's moving under its own power Mickk. Unlike some member's cars I could mention.

True...but the Merc is clearly towing the orange one in the background...typical BL build quality eh?!?