Random Photos : Part 4
Discussion
chrismarr said:
Yeah Mike, kinda ! They asked me up for a week to shoot some images for them - The pay was minimal but I got a king size ensuite for a week and breakfast/dinner.
http://www.cuillinbrewery.com/
Shame the weather wasn't great, I had to make do with what I got .
Nice work - well done http://www.cuillinbrewery.com/
Shame the weather wasn't great, I had to make do with what I got .
A few from a recent trip to Jesolo/Venice
View from Ponte Di Rialto by Tim Burgess, on Flickr
View from Accademia bridge by Tim Burgess, on Flickr
Venice street by Tim Burgess, on Flickr
Burano after rain by Tim Burgess, on Flickr
View from Ponte Di Rialto by Tim Burgess, on FlickrView from Accademia bridge by Tim Burgess, on FlickrVenice street by Tim Burgess, on FlickrBurano after rain by Tim Burgess, on FlickrWas out taking photos last night instead of being asleep like I should've been.
One day when I grow up I'll have a faster lens for this kind of picture
Dark night rises by Paul Robinson, on Flickr
One day when I grow up I'll have a faster lens for this kind of picture
Dark night rises by Paul Robinson, on Flickr
[quote=ukaskew]
Small world, I think we walked this very street every day last weekend heading back to our apartment. Hard work with a 2 year old!
Small indeed. If you'd looked up, we were staying in the hotel directly to the left when you took this (top floor):
Norway is lovely isn't it... as long as you can afford the booze!
Small world, I think we walked this very street every day last weekend heading back to our apartment. Hard work with a 2 year old!
Small indeed. If you'd looked up, we were staying in the hotel directly to the left when you took this (top floor):
Norway is lovely isn't it... as long as you can afford the booze!
GetCarter]kaskew said:
Norway is lovely isn't it... as long as you can afford the booze!
We don't drink, thankfully! Did all our food shopping in REMA 1000 and cooked back at the apartment too, saved an absolute fortune.My wife is half-Norwegian so we're working our way round slowly, frustratingly her family sold their holiday home/log cabin up in the mountains before I had a chance to go there.
Bergen is definitely top of the list so far (particularly with a toddler), hoping to visit Tromso next summer.
ukaskew said:
We don't drink, thankfully! Did all our food shopping in REMA 1000 and cooked back at the apartment too, saved an absolute fortune.
My wife is half-Norwegian so we're working our way round slowly, frustratingly her family sold their holiday home/log cabin up in the mountains before I had a chance to go there.
Bergen is definitely top of the list so far (particularly with a toddler), hoping to visit Tromso next summer.
My wife is half-Norwegian so we're working our way round slowly, frustratingly her family sold their holiday home/log cabin up in the mountains before I had a chance to go there.
Bergen is definitely top of the list so far (particularly with a toddler), hoping to visit Tromso next summer.
ukaskew said:
GetCarter]kaskew said:
Norway is lovely isn't it... as long as you can afford the booze!
We don't drink, thankfully! Thought it was worth a random pic!
You'd definitely have to savour them for that price. 
We spent 5 weeks driving round Norway and Sweden a couple of years back.
Norway is probably the most photogenic place I've ever visited, but very expensive of course!
I remember going to a supermarket and getting a 4-pack of beer, thinking the price was quite reasonable by local standards for 4 cans.
Turns out the price was per can, about £4 IIRC.
We spent 5 weeks driving round Norway and Sweden a couple of years back.
Norway is probably the most photogenic place I've ever visited, but very expensive of course!
I remember going to a supermarket and getting a 4-pack of beer, thinking the price was quite reasonable by local standards for 4 cans.
Turns out the price was per can, about £4 IIRC.
v15ben said:
You'd definitely have to savour them for that price.
We spent 5 weeks driving round Norway and Sweden a couple of years back.
Norway is probably the most photogenic place I've ever visited, but very expensive of course!
I remember going to a supermarket and getting a 4-pack of beer, thinking the price was quite reasonable by local standards for 4 cans.
Turns out the price was per can, about £4 IIRC.
Agreed. I can put up with the cost when they provide this stuff:We spent 5 weeks driving round Norway and Sweden a couple of years back.
Norway is probably the most photogenic place I've ever visited, but very expensive of course!
I remember going to a supermarket and getting a 4-pack of beer, thinking the price was quite reasonable by local standards for 4 cans.
Turns out the price was per can, about £4 IIRC.
A few photos from what appears to have become an annual visit to Mount St Helens for a hike in late May (which co-incidentally is much easier when you're currently living a few hours drive South of it, rather than travelling from Europe)
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-25 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-47 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-48 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-24 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-25 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-47 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-48 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
2017-05-19 - Mount St Helens Trip-24 by Barry O'Neil, on Flickr
House86 said:
Some from a recent trip to Cambodia visiting the temples around Angkor Wat
Very nice. Would still love to go back there - it was a stunning place, the people were very friendly and welcoming, and it was the holiday I discovered that I wanted to take properly good photos and my small digital compact couldn't quite hack it (and I'd brought nowhere near enough film for my ageing T70 35mm SLR).
havoc said:
Very nice.
Would still love to go back there - it was a stunning place, the people were very friendly and welcoming, and it was the holiday I discovered that I wanted to take properly good photos and my small digital compact couldn't quite hack it (and I'd brought nowhere near enough film for my ageing T70 35mm SLR).
Loved my trip there, not long after it reopened so was quite quiet, only had a little cheap film camera at the time :/ Angkor wat :O took some nice B&W there.Would still love to go back there - it was a stunning place, the people were very friendly and welcoming, and it was the holiday I discovered that I wanted to take properly good photos and my small digital compact couldn't quite hack it (and I'd brought nowhere near enough film for my ageing T70 35mm SLR).
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