After a full weekend of filming the celebrations at the church, and taking photos of the performance in the evenings, I had a day off - just quickly grabbing this one image as some late afternoon rain drifted in. The rainy season still hasn't started, and it's getting drier and drier.
That is just so beautiful! What a photo. Well done B.
ReplyDeletegorgeous, looks like paradise (can't see the beasties on film!) Naomi xx
ReplyDeleteHi B. love the colours. Its as if they are bieng poured from the sky and spreading out once they hit the land... bring on the rain. Win
ReplyDeleteThanks all - and Naomi, just wait for a few days for the beasties!
ReplyDeleteOh my. It looks like you would actually know where to start digging!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, everyone, he wasn't going to load this one because it wasn't good enough! Jess, that's what I said too! (Actually I went round with a shovel that night but they chased me off with machetes). And oh boy the beasties! View on a small screen...
ReplyDeleteJust in case people are wondering how Sarah and I know that beasty photos are coming up - here is what has happened:
ReplyDeleteWhen I went to visit Sawariwau I got behind with my posting, as I didn't have internet access. When this has happened in the past I've uploaded 2 or 3 in one day to catch up. This time I decided to keep uploading 1 per day. So, the picture I take today won't be on the blog for a week. But, I can upload it, scheduled to appear on the blog at the right time... So, from now on I can pretty much guarantee that a new picture will appear every day, at the same time, even when I am far away from internet connections. This should mean that you will always get a new photo each day - which I think will be a great improvement... But it does mean that Sarah has a sneak preview!!!