Photography
Slowed
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.25, 2024, under Photography
Slowed
Louise and I wandered along the beach at Voudia on the greek island of Milos
It was essentially all pebbles of various sizes (no sand to speak of). The sizes ranged from tiny pebbles only a few mm across to fist sized ones and even a few up to 30cm across. However it was the variety of colours in the pebbles that was amazing. A literal rainbow of colours. It’s easy to see why when you look at the layers of colours in the rocky landscape that borders the waters edge
This a handheld longer exposure (to allow the water to streak nicely). Isn’t multiple stops of vibration reduction grand!
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Voudia Cove
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.24, 2024, under Photography
Voudia Cove
A 180˚ panoramic view from the headland overlooking Voudia Cove. In this image you can see some of the mining, processing facilities and cargo ship terminal on the left end of the beach
Louise was getting sick of waiting for me to finish flying the drone, so it was time to land and drive down to the parking area near the beach on the left and go for a walk along the beach 🙂
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Colour Pallete
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.24, 2024, under Photography
Colour Pallete
Looking down near Voudia beach on Milos, the colours are extraordinary. I guess that probably explains the level of mining (historical and present day) going on in this area
The Edge
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Voudia Curves
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.23, 2024, under Photography
Voudia Curves
We drove to the other side of Milos island to check out Voudia beach. Which as it happens is right in the mining zone (bentonite, perlite and bauxite) of the island. What you can’t see in this somewhat “pristine” image is directly behind the drone is a large open mine, processing facilities and cargo ship terminal, and a stack of large mining trucks 🙂
Voudia
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Plathiena
by Rodney Campbell on Jun.22, 2024, under Photography
Plathiena
Louise was keen to visit one of Milos’s many beaches. Not to swim… just to look 🙂
Plathiena was quite close to Plaka where we were staying (in fact I’d considered flying my drone over there from our accomodation). So we took a quick drive there and I flew out from the beach. This 180˚ panorama is a look back towards the beach from out at sea
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