Day Four Hundred and Five - Rupununi River View
Early morning view of the Rupununi River, from the Rupununi River! A great opportunity for me to spend some time on the river. Thanks to the guys at Dadanawa Ranch for this one!
Day Four Hundred and Two - Ox Cart in Floods
The ox cart might not be the fastest form of transport - but it keeps going through the floods and mud of the rainy season!
Day Four Hundred - View from the Takatu Bridge
The mountains are in Guyana, the riverside house (on the right) is in Brazil. And I'm right on the border!!!
Day Three Hundred and Ninety Eight - Georgetown Sunset from the Lighthouse
Not the best sunset, and not the best photo I've got from the Georgetown lighthouse, but it's the only one I got that day (apart from a quick Snap of Fr Chris SJ doing some birdwatching from the top of the lighthouse!), so it makes Photo of the Day for today!
Day Three Hundred and Ninety Six - The Pakaraima Mountains
I used a very technical special effect to get the combination of blur and sharpness in the foreground on this picture - fast shutter speed combined with fast jeep! An unexpected bonus...
Day Three Hundred and Ninety Four - Percy Shows The Way
Rainy season means driving conditions are becoming a bit more difficult.
Day Three Hundred and Ninety Three - Lady Rock
I've been meaning to take a photo of this rock for ages. Not sure I've got it right this time though. I wanted to stay a little later, but was getting eaten alive by the midges and mossies. One to come back to I think!
Day Three Hundred and Ninety One - Cashran Waterfall
Same location as the fishing photo from a few weeks ago. Different style though - bit of an experiment really, and I'm not sure I like it!
Day Three Hundred and Ninety - Spider Web
A rare morning - foggy damp in Aishalton. Only the second time this has happened since we have been here - the first time I took the picture at Old Lady Pond. This time I was distracted by millions of cobwebs everywhere holding the water from the mist. They must be there all the time, but only rarely do they become visable.
Day Three Hundred and Eighty Nine - Wedding Flowers
Wayne from Dadanawa ranch picking flowers for the first ever wedding to be held there!
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