Category: Landscapes
Flying to Cape Town
Not being one to do things by half, I wasn’t going to let the little matter of travelling to the other side of the world stop me having some last minute fun. Having packed my (19kg) suitcase and treble-checked that I had all the necessary documents and travel items, I made my way to the ADC to enjoy Nick Mohammed’s excellent one-man-show “The Forer Factor”...
Read MoreWhere in the World?
Have a guess where this stunning sunset took place. Then try again. And again. You won’t believe it… Click on the photo to view a larger image, and find out where it was...
Read MoreKing's College at Night
I headed out with my camera to take advantage of the full moon this evening, only for the skies to fill with clouds and rain to start coming down (damn unpredictable weather!) – I did manage to get this 30-seconds shot of King’s backs though, which came out rather nicely: More photos of King’s College at...
Read MoreGood morning…
This was the view that greeted me on my way into work this morning…
Read MoreAnnecy
I was fortunate to be able to visit Annecy, to attend a conference for work. The conference was at the Imperial Palace, where we also stayed: My room offered a fantastic view over Lake Annecy, the purest lake in Europe. On the opening night of the conference, we dined on a boat on the lake, and on the last night, we dined in the Chateau d’Annecy, a 15th Century castle....
Read MoreMolten Thames
Flying back into London Luton airport at 8:30am, I got some amazing views of Southern England, and caught this great view of London in the morning light – the low sun made the thames look like freshly poured molten gold. You can see the Thames Flood Barrier, The Millennium Dome, City Airport, Tower Bridge, and the Thames Estuary. We flew across France at 40,000ft to avoid...
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