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Photography F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 6:56 am)
@ Jacomina: Looking forward to that day when I set foot in your beautiful country and am able to look you in the eye for the first time! :) We plan this trip in our minds over and over, but Mandy says, "Not while I'm around!" And so we wait with excitement (to be there) and trepidation (that we will lose Mandy of course - she's so old), and continue to plot and plan. :D
@ Priska: Your sign is not at all boring! We have no such signs here, and I'm intrigued by the idea that the town of Wanderweg is in both directions at once! LOL! Well ... I assume that's your word for "path," or some such. :)
"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough." ... Robert Capa
Hi Prisca, the direction indicators from your first opload, are familiar to me. I wish I was there right now. So, I'm a little jealous. ;-)
In your second beautiful sign, is this in the city of Freiburg in Germany?
And your words about interpreting the signs given in ones life, I like your observed around this.
Hi Clive, So tempting this sea, it is that there is, it's dangerous, but in principle, when I see water, I always run and take a dip. The landscape on your beautiful photo looks fantastic!
Hi Ilona, nice how you give an impression here of the Gaia Zoo.
I recognize the signs, anyway, it's beautiful there.
Oh, and Tara, so a nice picture of the future as you described, so I have a surprise credit, I'm curious. thumb up!
@ Jacomina: I've never seen the diesel guy, but I hope you stay far enough away if you see him again!! It's a great picture, though, and I love the reflections and the "split-screen" effect. And the baby sign is wonderful! I've never seen such a thing before. It's a delightful custom!
@ Clive: I had to go back and look at your new avatar ... :D It's wonderful!
"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough." ... Robert Capa
This was in 2010 for the Soccer World Cup. This bin is at Wolfgat, were I took the shot of the 'No Swimming' sign.
Hi Jeff,
The bold (dark blue) letters I have not translated. There's the name of the area, namely: "Het Geleenbeekdal".
Wich would be translated something like: The valley of the river of the city, Geleen.
The sign is very old, and dirty.
I'm old too, hehe! But not dirty, btw :closedeyes:
The other challenge photo's, I put them somewhere on my p.c., but can't find them anymore. (that comes when one is far toooo old ;-))
Such a fun sign! :) I like the barnyard animals. We have signs like this over here, too, where you may put your head through the hole and appear to be a cowboy or a policeman or some such thing. Always very silly and fun! :)
"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough." ... Robert Capa
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The sea looks so inviting!
There are good reasons for the sign at Wolfgat, on the False Bay coastline near Cape Town. Aside from the currents, it is only 11.5 km (6.5 Miles) from Seal Island, feeding ground for Great White sharks in the bay.
Best not to swim, no matter how hot it is!