The Red Walk

Thanks for your comment Hybrid, appreciated.

Thank you Sharon, I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Hi Anna,

Thanks for your comment. I didn’t see it in the homepage tho’. i must’ve missed it! :-((

Hi Jan,

Thanks for your comment. My camera still seems to be working ok. Funny thing is, as it was very hot here the day before, we had our windows open during the night and our whole apartment was covered in a very fine layer of red dust, so the camera will be no worse for the exposure outside. Only time will tell if it has any effect on the internals of the camera. I hope not but if it does then that might be a good enough reason to upgrade to a 50D or even a 5D! I’d have to convince the Director of Finances first tho’. ;-))

Hi Martin,

Thank you for your nice comment. Greatly appreciated.

Thanks Svetlana, appreciated.

Thanks Di, yes, no vineyards in sight, except, mebbe they are part of the dust storm! It did start in SA and there are vineyards in the Barossa Valley….soooooo, why on earth did you reject my photo????? It makes no sense to me! ;-)) LOL. Only joking of course. it was an error and I shall mend my evil ways. Thanks and all the best,
Bryan

thanks kathren

Hi Anna,

Do you mean the Red Skies Feature?

Ahh yes, I did see that, there’s some great images in that.

And yours is one of them too! i love your photo, well captured Anna and great POV

Thanks mate, appreciated.

Thanks Martina

Thanks again Scott, I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Thanks Chris, appreciated.

Thank you for your lovely comment Erin.

Thanks RodeoRose, appreciated.

Thaks Keren

It was an amazing morning, by about midday the wind had carried most of it out to see towards New Zealand

Awesome, thanks Veikko, greatly appreciated.

That’s amazing and awesome all in one. Thanks Christine, I’m one happy camper, err, apartment dweller! ;-)

Thanks Stelo, appreciated.

Thanks Merilyn, nope, no dust masks, apparently they all sold out in the city in the early morning. I did see one fella selling them for $1.00 each in the city but I was nearly at work by then. Besides, I was so eager to leave home and get to the bridge to take photos that I didn’t really have the time to take a detour to a chemist/pharmacy to find out if they had any dust masks in stock.

Wow, unreal, thanks, Cee, greatly appreciated.

Thanks Barbara, appreciated.

Thanks John.