As a particularly busy day closes, I’m taking a few moments to share a photo from last year, making this week’s throwback unusually early. This one is from an evening walk with Roberta in Dingli, around sunset. As you can see there was a thick layer of cloud hanging over the horizon, obstructing the last part of the sun’s descent. I must have taken so … Continue reading Radar Tower at Sunset
I’m starting this week with another photo from a recent short walk in Għargħur with Roberta. A good part of this walk is along a section of the Victoria lines, with excellent views to the north, from fort Mosta in the west to fort Madliena in the east. One particular item of interest that is visible pretty much along the whole section of the lines … Continue reading Il-Widna
A little more than a week ago we headed up to Dingli for some night photography. We thought well to pack a picnic and head there earlier, so that we could see the sunset, enjoy our picnic, and then get ready for some night shots. Of course we weren’t the only ones around as sunset approached, it’s a great place to just soak in the … Continue reading Catching the Sunset
This week I decided to postpone a few more photos that remain from the visit to Lapsi, so I can start sharing more recent photos. Today’s is from a short walk in Dingli about a month ago, just to enjoy the sunset. I took my camera with me (obviously) but I wasn’t sure if I’d end up shooting anything. I had already taken some photos … Continue reading Cliffs and Setting Sun
Having injured my hand while training a couple weeks ago, it will be some time before I can go climbing or practising archery again. To boot, I haven’t even been walking since about that time. So this long weekend (did I say it’s a holiday today in Malta?) I was rather itching to go out and take some photos. Sunsets lately have been brilliant, with … Continue reading Dingli Cliffs at Sunset
Finally managing a Monday post again, so time for a recent shot from Malta. This is from a walk a week ago along the Dingli Cliffs towards Fawwara. The two figures on the right hand side help give a sense of scale to the place. According to the contour map, the radar station (that golf-ball thing in the distance) is at an altitude of over … Continue reading Dingli Cliffs
Muddy Boots 