Inside View of Hot Air Balloon

Oh you treat me so kindly Kelly !

can’t kid a kidder!

Supeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerb

Only way to fly tk !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I’m with you there Moon Doggie !
I have had many flights

Soooooooooooooooooooooooo gooooooooood Mel, this one was over the vineyards and wheat fields out of Mildura.
My most fantastic flights were over the Outback 50 k’s from the Alice, lifted off at 5am it was 40 degrees as the sun came up over the East McDonald ranges , what a sight, what a memory!

Take a trip Voas, cut loose and enjoy the journey of life
Rock

Oh to be up flying in one of those babies once again, specially over the Outback where time stands so still.
Wouldn’t fancy the Melbourne flights, another one came down yesterday in a lake I beleive.
How are you sweet princess, hope you are feeling 100% better.
Happy days,
Rock, your friend.

Big compliment coming from you Tereza
R

Thanks Amy, do it it’s a wonderful gentle experience.
I waqs using a very high colour saturation film and shooting with a very fast lens, glad you like it.
Cheers,
Rock

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Amy I am now shooting digital, pro film was about $22.00 a roll and printing and developing in the pro lab about $30.00 a roll =$50.00
a roll !!!
I swore I would never use a digital camera, I was a purist for a long time till I was lent a top digital SLR WOWIE fantastic.
Keep Clicking Amy.
Rock

Thanks Scott, I wouldn’t go up in one in Melbourne.
Two came down unexpectelly today and a couple more in the last month or so, must be terrible pilots
Rock

I love shooting strong colours, would like to do the dye works in India one day, that would be amazing.
Thanks for coming by S
Cheers,
Rock

Thanks Rob, it was a buzz being there, bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Val, nice to hear from you.
Rock

The velcro flap was a bit of a worry LOL, yes yes Robin a touch of
magic like the great David Copperfield lol.
Cheers
Rock

Thanks guys for the compliment.
Cheers
Rock

Thanks Patricia for coming by.
Rock

Big thanks Hany :-)

Wonderful comments, thank you.
Rock

Something a bit different Antanas.
Keep well.
Rock

Hey Dave, thanks for coming by and commenting.
Cheers
Rock

I want to back NOW !!!!!!!!!!
That was my 3rd flight, the one I really loved the most was over Central Australia, the ballon was inflated at 4:30am with a temperature of 39 degrees.
Talk about stillness and serenity only broken by the occaisional
hiss of the gas as the flame shot up into the ballon, we took off at around 5am and stayed up for a full hour watching the sun rise over the East Mac Donnell Ranges, down below I saw heards of cattle stampeding, a huge amount of Roo’s bounding across the red earth and listening to the sound of wild dogs howling at the ballon.
It was too dark to get a lot of shots but I do have some. Next time if I get the opportunity again, I will fly around midday.
So to answer your question Potempski, in a wordYes
Cheers.
Rock

PS It was the outside temp that was 39 degrees, I think it hit around 43 that day, we left the Alice and hit the road to Kakadu a few days later, I love Australia, I have been travelling around since I was 17.
Wish I had all the negatives especailly from the Outback in 1959.
I was out and about selling frocks for my old man, always had a camera with me.
R

Thanks Svetlana, excellent comment !
Rock

Thanks Mary Mary, pleased you came by.
Cheers
Rock

Kristi,
Wonderful comments, thank you.
Rock

Thanks Luca,
Wonderful comment, thank you.
Rock

Wonderful comment, thanks George
Rock

A different perspective is what I enjoy finding.
Cheers
Rock

Big thanks TW
RR

How did you get down Redtree????????
Rock

Wonderful comment Urmy
Rock

It’s wonderful David to cast your eye around a subject before hitting the trigger,
I enjoy the different perspectives I see.
Regards,
Rock