Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHONFor about two or three hours yesterday afternoon, it was as if someone had switched off winter at the mains. Not only did we have the bright sunshine that is such an integral part of a Melbourne winter day, but the breeze was positively balmy. I had my shirt sleeves rolled up, my tie undone and my sunnies on. This shot was taken down at Southbank, to give you an idea of the sun-dappled surface of the Yarra River.
Click here: Pentax K100D, Shutter speed 1/125, F9.5, ISO speed 200.
10 comments:
it's so strange to read this, when we are in the hot summer days here...
Hi Ms Creek,
We've had a lot of frosts this winter. Sunday morning, there was still a heavy frost on the grass almost three hours after sunrise!
Keep smiling
David
Sunnies - haven't heard that term in a while, mate!
LOL
Cheers.
Hi Steph,
Now you;ve got me thinking - maybe I should have used the word ``shades''!
Keep smiling
David
we have been at 104F lately...hope it breaks!
Whoa, Sport!
We (some of us) haven't had our 'Summer' yet, so stop trying to snatch it back!
Back of the queue for a couple of months, please.
I agree with Ms. Creek. Living in Texas, though we are experiencing the wettest summer in history, it is still hot and the air conditioner must run nearly 24 hours a day to fight the humidity!
Hi Ms Creek,
104 - that is way too hot for me. I grew up in India, but I am a penguin and love the cold.
The Yukon would be fine and dandy for me.
Keep smiling
David
G'day El Tel,
Mate, when I'm given a direct order by an RAF type, I snap to attention.
Yesssir!
Keep smiling
David
G'day itsthelittlethings,
Me and air conditioners are inseparable in the Aussie summer.
Keep smiling
David
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