I spotted this on NatGeo
Weird perspective, surreal, but totally beautiful.
Category: quota photo
“But cranes are involved”
Brian Micklethwait featured some crane photos on his blog this week, of which this is, for me, the pick of the bunch.
As Brian states:
A bit of a cheat, because not really a crane picture. It’s really Battersea Power Station with sun setting behind it. But cranes are involved.
Also featured is a photo of the replacement crane for the one which was hit by a helicopter back in January.
Durban Stadium Photo
Quick one this evening. Fellow Sheffielder Joe Crann‘s amazing, perfectly symmetrical shot of Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, where Nigeria tonked Mali 4-1 earlier this evening.
More tomorrow.
Buoy
Quota photo time:
Not actually a buoy, but my boy, doing his thing in Struisbaai harbour this evening.
Having spent most of the morning in the Indian Ocean, Alex decided that spending most of the evening in there was probably a good idea too.
He’ll sleep well tonight.
12 minute exposure
Not me in the sun today, although 90 minutes of football in the merciless African heat did sap my energy somewhat. A relaxing braai this afternoon has left me with very little time, so here’s a photo I’ve wanted to share for quite a while:
This is from Sheffield photographer Dan Arkle and features Stanage Edge, which we’ve featured before. For this shot, Dan popped his camera on a 12 minute exposure and climbed up and down the edge while wearing a headlamp.
Dan has plenty of other great shots of Sheffield and surrounds on his site, which is well worth a visit.