The danger of the past was that men became slaves. The danger of the future is that men may become robots. January 23, 2009 High winds have a tendency to make the surface of the water do unexpected things.I promise that your regular service will return as normal from here. Share Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Labels dailyphoto Derwent River excuses excuses water wind wind on the water Share Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments Diederick Wijmans said… so...slaves again!!Beautiful water surface. KL said… Hi Kris,What sort of camera do you use to take this pictures? Digital-SLR? Or plain digital? Thank you. Almost all your pics are always stunning Kris McCracken said… Blognote, slave or robot? What a choice! Kris McCracken said… KL, I took these using a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50, which does a pretty good job of bridging the gap between point and shoot and D-SLR.I know that with this particular shot, I was experimenting with the manual settings. Anonymous said… If your old and you have a pacemaker installed but don't know how to turn on a computer, what side do you belong on? Kris McCracken said… P.com, I guess that you have to join the ranks of the living dead! G. B. Miller said… Excellent photos.I can see why you really didn't want to work, with all the excellent weather you're experiencing. Kris McCracken said… Georgie, I wouldn't really want to work whatever the weather was like!Bills to pay, blah blah blah... :(
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Beautiful water surface.
What sort of camera do you use to take this pictures? Digital-SLR? Or plain digital? Thank you.
Almost all your pics are always stunning
I know that with this particular shot, I was experimenting with the manual settings.
I can see why you really didn't want to work, with all the excellent weather you're experiencing.
Bills to pay, blah blah blah... :(