When you have nothing else to shoot and your camera in hand.

[Peter Ryan]

A couple of quirky shots from teh trip.

The first is sitting around the camp fire.



The second - waiting for the kettle to boil at lunch while on stopped on a salt pan.

[FrankMi]

Hi Peter, I really like the way you captured the flames in the first one.

[Peter Ryan]

Thanks Frank, I do like the story a camp fire scene tells.

[Steaphany]

That kettle does a fair job at wide angle view of everythign going on, right down to including a self portrait.

[Shadowman]

Nice images, very good choices.

[Peter Ryan]

That kettle does a fair job at wide angle view of everythign going on, right down to including a self portrait.

It also makes me look like I couldn't stop a pig in a passage with those bandy legs. Thanks Steaphany.

[Peter Ryan]

Nice images, very good choices.

Thanks for viewing John.

[jwarren]

Love the kettle shot, the unexpected shot is a magnet for me!

[Peter Ryan]

Thanks jwarren and welcome to CiC. I have a warped vision on occasions.

By the way we tend to use first names here so if you have a look at your profile there is room to include your Real Name, which will show up on the posting details at left. Thanks for viewing.

[Bobobird]

Both good shots in their own way.

[Sam Smith]

Peter I like both shots but I like #2 better. The reflection would make you look like a umpa lumpa ( willie wanka) if you were orange.

[arith]

A watched kettle never boils; specially when the gas isn't on.

[Peter Ryan]

There is a definite look-a-like there Sam. The kettle is not a flattering mirror but some would say it actually does portray me well.

Let me tell Steve the sun was so hot we didn't need gas.

Thanks for viewing guys.