Stalking Venus

Our series of Cape Town photos have turned out to be very popular. If you haven’t seen ‘em yet, check out Part 1 and Part 2. Thanks to my old friend, Jon, I now have a bunch more to add. So, without any further ado, here is Cape Town’s past, part 3.

I’m constantly impressed by the simple excellence of the photographs offered up at Tokyo Times. Many of them are taken with nothing more sophisticated than an iPhone, showing the man’s true talent. The site/blog/phlog is run by Lee Chapman, an English dude in Japan. His use of light, shadow and subject are excellent, and I [...]

There could be a story behind this photo, folks. In fact there could be a great one. Only I’m guessing there’s just one word behind it. Can you guess what it is kids? That’s right. Alcohol. It just goes to show that it can really impair your judgement. Why else would she be wearing mustard [...]

Okay, sorry. That was totally lame. But it’s my first post here in half a year or so, so I figured it may as well be about something totally stupid. Just another wise crack in other words. Man, this is cracking me up.

Every now and again, I come across someone who doesn’t believe in global warming. They say it’s hype or some sort of scientific conspiracy to um… well, to do something or other. Maybe get funding or recognition or something. Well, as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words, so check this out. These [...]

This is a photograph of the concrete dome on Runit Island. The island, which is part of Enewetak Atoll was fitted with its unusual concrete cap because of the simple small fact that beneath it lie 111,000 cubic yards of radioactive soil and debris from the Bikini and Rongelap atoll nuclear tests. The dome covers [...]

We’ve shown you a collection of photos from Cape Town’s yesteryear once before. Now, with many thanks to Jeremy Swanson, an ex-South African, we have a great selection of pics from the past! Thanks Jeremy!

Ok, I took this one tonight. Would have been better with a tripod.

Source: McCarty PhotoWorks