Photographs, Video and Stuff
The Blast of Chickens!
View HERE on Vimeo.
Photographs, Video and Stuff
View HERE on Vimeo.
Just another beautiful day in Scotland
We’re firmly back in Scotland!
A video from my old friends at WCCTV showing a time-lapse images of railway construction in London.
I was inspired by John’s posting about Steam Radio on his Las Vegas Photoblog.
There are a diminishing number of us radio old timers around these days. And the number of us who can use Morse code is also falling away. Only the Amateur Radio folks keep Morse code alive.
This video below was taken of me between 1993-1995 when we lived in Cyprus. I held the Cypriot Amateur Radio callsign 5B4AFC and used Morse code exclusively. My old ‘squeeze keyer‘ morse key – an ETM3C – has been with me for well over 40 years now and is still going strong. People, in these days of nearly instant global communications, find it hard to believe that, when I started out as a Merchant Navy Radio Officer in1972, Morse code was our only way of sending data from ship to shore. Happy days!
I know…….my spelling often goes wrong but life really can be like this on a bad day:
UNSATISFYING from PARALLEL STUDIO on Vimeo.
The most beautiful drone images I have seen…just had to share….
Dolina Drwęcy i okolice Brodnicy – Valley of Drwęca River
Via John Nack
What do you do when a shark steals your camera?
GoPro: Hammerhead Fin Cam in 4K from GoPro on Vimeo.
We live on a boat!
The weekend when Amsterdam really rocks! Looking forward to Gay Pride 2016.
Nikita visits Amsterdam:
Some Angry Birds!
Very disappointed that The Martian didn’t get any Oscars. A gross oversight in my view. But if there was an Oscar for having a good time during the making of a film, The Martian deserves it:
My granddaughters – a bit of a fashion show (Best played LOUD!):
Some more images of aircraft that have been taken over the years (plus a bit of rock and roll):
Here’s some images of the RAF’s Vulcan Bomber (more images of the Vulcan coming shortly):
This looks like an interesting 360 camera – and an interesting and compelling advert for the product too.
