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Kaua'i SunriseOlympus mju mini digital, 4MP, ISO 64, F/10, 1/80 sec, 36mm equiv. focal length Looking out Eastwards towards America from the oldest of the Hawaiian islands, Kaua'i. This sunrise was about the only one that made a good photograph - it rained the rest of the week. |
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Once a TreeOlympus mju mini digital, 4MP, ISO 64, F/10, 1/100 sec, 36mm equiv. focal length A shot taken on the island of Kauai'i, Hawai'i. The old gnarled stump is a good contrast to the grey skies and water. The wet-look of the stump was due to the rain, not the sea. |
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Nuts About BeachesOlympus mju mini digital, 4MP, ISO 64, F/10, 1/160 sec, 36mm equiv. focal length The coconut was washed up on the beach in Kauai'i, Hawai'i. Luckily I had the forethought not to walk up to the coconut before I took the picture so I had fresh sand in the shot without footprints. |
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IcelandOlympus mju mini digital, 4MP, ISO 64, F/3.5, 1/320 sec, 36mm equiv. focal length I was rather taken with the black sand on the beach in Rejkyavik, Iceland. It was September and as cold as it looked. |
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Bearded IrisFuji F10 Zoom, 3.1MP, ISO 80, F/2.8, 1/400 sec, 36mm equiv. focal length Portrait of a bearded Iris. The flower has a fabulous structure and superb colours. |
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Afraid NotOlympus mju mini digital, 4MP, ISO 64, F/3.5, 1/100 sec, 36mm equiv. focal length Another picture on the beach in Rejkyavik, Iceland. I could not help thinking of the question "Will I ever find out what is on the other end of the rope?", hence the title. |
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Just LandedOlympus mju mini digital, 4MP original, ISO 64, F/4.9, 1/1000 sec, 72mm equiv. focal length This is quite a tight crop from a larger image shot down the river in Vancouver, Canada. The plane had just landed and was taxing across the river. I liked the way the posts and barrels were in the water, but I took the picture quickly to catch the aircraft. Only later did I notice the cormorant drying itself in the centre of the shot. |
