Tag Archives for " Landscape "

Belvedere Misty Dawn Panorama
May 23

#726. Recovering highlights

By Paul Perton | Interview

Paul Bruins – I call him the Man With Legs Like A Flamingo, as he is all of 6′ 5″ tall – is a Cape Town based photographer. I met Paul at a (Facebook) Cape of Storms photo meeting a couple of years ago and we’ve kept in occasional touch, culminating in my attending one […]

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Apr 25

#716. Zero Footprint

By Paul Perton | Interview

South west Scotland. The fancifully named St John’s Town of Dalry, not far from Dumfries. A self-designed and built home, sustainable and incorporating as much eco-technology as possible.   A mammoth task and even during the building work, photographers Ted Leeming and Morag Paterson decided to make the magnificent scenery around the house a project […]

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Sep 13

#643. Making the switch

By Bob Hamilton | Opinion

Bob Hamilton is a regular contributor to DearSusan. He makes some interesting points here which might interest us all in this lengthy article.  ****************************************************************************  I’m getting on in years and have this increasing urge to push my personal envelope and, at the same time, do something which has a bit more purpose and meaning, photographically […]

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Canola fields - Cathy Bell
Aug 30

#638. The Greyton weekend

By Paul Perton | Travel Photography

    I told Paul that I don’t do hills.   It’s not that I can’t, but ageing knees, a paucity of breath and ten or fifteen kilos of photo kit just don’t do it for me any more.   That seemed eminently sensible until Sunday morning, when Paul (Bruins) our flamingo-legged guide led us […]

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Sunset, St Margaret's Hope, Orkney. X-T2.
Aug 18

#633. Orkney (snork nie*)

By Paul Perton | Travel Photography , Uncategorized

A post of two halves: my take, followed by DS-regular, Steve Mallett. Photographs as captioned.   ****************************************************************************   It was a shock at first, this hotel on the quayside at St Margaret’s Hope. Our townie attitudes immediately marking it down as old fashioned and no doubt, a mistake. We were wrong, of course. As soon […]

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