A belated Merry Christmas from Tbilisi, Georgia. 2 days ago Lali & I, house-sitting for some American friends here, hosted about 12 people from a number of countries at our first Christmas Day meal together. Great fun! Yesterday we found ourselves at the studio of Rustavi 2 TV, where I was one of the prizewinners for best programme of the year - the Ushguli 6-minute PostScriptum programme of April. (Now I'll REALLY have to get that thing subtitled & uploaded for all of you non-Georgian-speakers...)
And today I present a few more pictures from Ushguli of about 2 weeks ago. The event was the attempted capture and bridling of a filly. I used a slow shutter speed and panning - moving the camera with the direction of motion - to try to get some of the excitement of the scene. I admit to being particularly satisfied with the results.
Saturday, 27 December 2008
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
Ushguli, Svaneti, Georgia
Zakro & the piglet, watched by his daughter
Closeup of the top of a watchtower
Another view from the windows of the museum
Closeup of the top of a watchtower
Another view from the windows of the museum
Labels:
Republic of Georgia,
Svaneti,
towers,
ushguli,
winter
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Ushguli, Svaneti, Georgia
Top 2: moonlight! Tripod-mounted slow exposures, 20-30 seconds. The well-lit house left of centre is the guesthouse where I live with my host family; my window's on the left
Lichen on fenceposts
Watchtower detail
Watchtowers in Chazhashi, 1 of Ushguli's 4 hamlets
Lichen on fenceposts
Watchtower detail
Watchtowers in Chazhashi, 1 of Ushguli's 4 hamlets
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