Maybe the most photographed tourist attraction of the Isle of Man, this is one of the wheels in the old mining town of Laxey used for lifting huge quantities of water.
Please excuse the somewhat unusual perspective, but I do not have access toimage editing software while travelling.
Museum reflections How to take pictures when you are in a fascinating museum where only the bare minimum of light falls on the archaeological treasures, - achieving a truly mystical atmosphere? Normally, I'd just use my tripod, - but this was forbidden as was the flash. My only "high-speed" film was a 100 ASA Fuji Provia (I usually use 50 ASA Velvia). So I was a bit apprehensive when I unfolded the small reflector I bought for portraits - sure enough, the wardens looked uneasy, but this was not expressly forbidden, - so I could shine at least a little bit more ...
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