A few more random photos from yesterdays evening walk. Yes, all shot on the TZ80 compact. I know, all those DSLR's and I'm shooting on my bloody compact.
Waynes photo blog.
A few more random photos from yesterdays evening walk. Yes, all shot on the TZ80 compact. I know, all those DSLR's and I'm shooting on my bloody compact.
Back in June I wrote about the last Grand Tour, indeed I called it not so grand. Well the good news is the Grand Tour is back to it's roots. As the last show planned they've gone out in just the way I suggested last time.
Theres a saying in entertainment always leave them wanting more, and the boys managed this, the last episode was dismal, but this one is back to the fun and games.
I'm sorry to see Clarksons Hammond and May go, but we've had a good run and sadly, very sadly, nothing lasts forever. So thanks for the laughs. Thanks for seeing the amazing places you've been to over the years. And thanks for all the suffering you've endured making those challenges, the injuries and bumpy roads.
Thanks lads, you've left the fans with memories and some great videos to watch.
Managed to escape for an hour today, got some pics, all shot on a Canon 6d2 and a Canon 24-85mm lens.
A word of caution to those who rely on GPS signal for finding their way about. GPS "spoofing" is being used in a few places, mostly near combat zones but possible just about anywhere.
This will fool your GPS device into thinking it's somewhere else, not it's actual location.
This probably isnt a big deal if your delivering parcels for Amazon, on the other hand if your off into the wilds of Alaska it could be a very serious problem.
A commercial airliner was spoofed at 34.000 feet and got of all things a ground proximity warning, with the highest mountain at 29.000 feet this is obviously wrong, but still worrying. If they get the position wrong on landing approach theres a very real risk of hitting a hill somewhere.
Took these a few days ago. Been busy and the weathers crap so not much to post. Might put up a few of the old pics tomorrow if I get time.
Shot on the TZ80 compact.
Today while having a big tidy up I went through a few old hard drives. Lots of old photos and memories. When I look at the quality of a 6mp camera I have to be impressed. Ok you cant blow them up much compared to a modern 30 or 40mp camera but they were supprisingly good.
It's odd how a picture will bring back a memory of a place or a person, instantly the day comes back, you can remember the fun... or lack of it that happened, and sometimes wonder what every happened to old so and so who was in the picture?