It’s not hard to imagine these sails powering an alien ship across a strange ocean.
Perhaps they are? At least it’s a far more interesting perspective than simply providing shelter from the sun and rain.
From any perspective, shade sails have a beautiful form that begs to be captured, especially this evening lit by the full moon.
Photo: Robert Rath, ‘366 Days of 2012, Day 304 – Full Sails Under a Full Moon’. 20s f/13 ISO1600 17mm
Hi Robert. I have been checking your photo stream daily for quite some time now. I have always thought you were a good photographer/editor, but you really are great now. Your commitment to a fresh original photo every day is inspiring to me, and the dedication to your project is paying off. Searching for something great every day has honed your eye, as well as your skills, to the point now where I bow to you. KEEP GOING! You are doing extraordinarily well!
Hi Greg. I must say I am so happy you have followed my project and humbled by your thoughts and words. For what began as a quick snapshot daily I never imagined how it would go. I must say I am looking forward to day 367!! Again, thank you. … Robert
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Hi Robert
I have been trying to get in touch with you via a number of means (have tried facebook, as well as commenting on you photos).
I work at the University of Adelaide, and we’re interested in using one of your photographs of Bonython Hall.
Can you please contact me via email – or provide me with some contact details. I can’t seem to find any on this page.
Thank you,
Jessica