Bus Graveyard :: Photography Served.
I love these photos of old abandoned buses. There is a sadness to these once mightly titans of the road. To see them dead and lifeless is such a shame.

Just stumbled upon this blog post where a photographer has replaced famous landmarks around the world with the souvenier version! He’s lined them up perfectly!

Replacing World Landmarks With Cheap Souvenirs (21 photos) – My Modern Metropolis.

I had my neighbour come over for drumming lessons this evening. I never know what to expect from my students but I always know I enjoy it and I haven’t fail so far. She was attentive, responsive and patient. It did help she had natural ability which helps, but most of all there has to be a will and a passion to learn.
So now I have two people I am teaching; a photographer and a drummer. I love it. There is no down side! I get to talk about the …

be the change
I’ve only just discovered this guy, but I’ll be keeping a close eye on him for sure. I suggest any photographer should do the same.

It is one year since I left for Australia to backpack up the east coast. I cannot believe a year has passed. I often think about it. It was truly the time of my life and all the friends and experiences will stay with me forever!
I meet lots of diverse and wonderful people, and there were many things that were just so amazing that several times I had to say to myself “Remember this…!!!”
 

Over the weekend I took a mate out hiking; apparently he had never been hiking before! It was an easy 12 miles, nothing technical at all. I took out my trusty Nikon and packed my Fisheye lens and my 18-200mm. My friend wasn’t really sympathetic to the fact that I wanted to take loads of photos but not snaps, so a few times he just went ahead and I caught up But it was an absolute hoot so I’m planning another route very soon.