GrahamH's articles

  • In Training

    - 8 months ago
    In October 2022 my wife, son and I joined the local railway museum and heritage railway in our rural city, Toowoomba Queensland Australia. This was inspired by my desire to spend time with our son once a week doing something in some part of the community. He has been living away from us for a while under a support package from Australia's National Disability Insurance Scheme. This has been a wonderful thing for my wife and I. He has 24 hour support in a house with 3 other clients, and transp…

  • Retired!

    - 03 Jan 2022 - 2 comments
    It's good to be uploading and looking at other's photos.

  • Employed

    - 25 Oct 2019 - 1 comment
    I'm a bit busy now. Employment after a long period of unemployment is a welcome interuption/addition to life. Photography and Ipernity are on the backburner. I'll be back sometime. Graham

  • Sputnik

    - 01 Feb 2016 - 4 comments
    Something I wrote in 2007. Memories of Sputnik: 50 Years of Space Travel, 1957-2007.

  • Camera Adventures

    - 09 Jan 2016 - 3 comments
    I was in Istanbul on my return journey from somewhere. After a small delay with entry to Turkey due to some problem with passport control's computers I found my hotel and dined among the night life in the street. The following day I wanted to see three things, the Ayasofya, the vintage trams and the Bosporus suspension bridge. A metro ride next morning took me to near the first on the list. Soon after entering the extraordinary old building, built as a Church in the 6th C, the camera I br…

  • Photo Missed :-(

    - 03 Dec 2015 - 6 comments
    This morning I missed getting a photo of three lowish flying chinook helicopters in close formation which flew over my home. GRRRRR.

  • PinknBlue Floyd

    - 08 Jun 2014 - 3 comments
    We don't need no jusfi'cation We don't need no shift enter No dark backgrounds around the photos Flickr leave them pics alone Hey Flickr leave them pics alone All in all it's just another pain in the hole All in all you're just another pain in the hole

  • The Tragedy of Ambitious Dictators

    - 10 Nov 2013 - 3 comments
    Seven decades ago many Japanese men came to the edges of Australia bringing death and destruction as they served their Ruler. They were required to dominate East Asia. Last month a man, a clever and skilled Japanese man, a surgeon, brought many additional years of healthy life to me. He and his team repaired my body. Thank you Dr Ura!

  • Glorious Yahoo!!!!

    - 29 Oct 2013 - 4 comments
    Yahoo is not content with destroying Flickr. Yahoo's IMPROVED email interface is now almost unusable. It used to be the best. Some free advice, DON'T LET THE KIDDYS RUN THE COMPANY!

  • Hahahaha :-)

    - 05 Sep 2013 - 2 comments
    Hi grahamH, Just a friendly reminder that your Flickr Pro account will expire on: Fri, October 4. » Keep your Flickr Pro status by purchasing a recurring Flickr Pro subscription from the order page: www.flickr.com/account/order » If your Pro account expires you will revert to the limits of a free Flickr account, but will continue to have the option to purchase Flickr Pro. Learn more here: www.flickr.com/help/limits/#150487675 » Learn more about the limits of a free…

  • 'Views' at that Other Place

    - 28 Aug 2013 - 1 comment
    Some recent checks of my photos at that other place have been interesting. The quantity of daily views has generally increased. These are mostly the result of searches of which there has been a large increase.The quantity of views generated by link from a site where some photos are displayed and by viewers stepping through groups remains about the same. This appears to me to be the result of that place running software which selects words from the keyword database, searches on them and regist…

  • Response to a global warming circulating email

    - 15 Aug 2013
    I received an email promoting the views of Prof Ian Plimer. Here is my take on him. The email says the content is a summary then puts " " around it as though it's a quote, unlikely. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Plimer www.complex.org.au/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=91 www.independentaustralia.net/2011/environment/ian-plimer-suffers-from-crank-magnetism Plimer is not the only researcher with young science success who went on to la la land later in life. Isaac Newton of maths…

  • Tabulam Bridge

    - 08 Aug 2013
    This bridge is the subject of one of my favourites. www.ipernity.com/doc/grahamh/22648899 From the Northern Daily Leader, a regional newspaper in NSW. www.northerndailyleader.com.au/story/1657798/historic-bridge-to-be-demolished/?cs=159 THE longest single-span timber bridge in the southern hemisphere will be demolished as part of the NSW government’s $145 million Bridges for the Bush program. The 110-year-old Tabulam bridge over the Clarence River was recently upgraded in a year-…

  • Here!

    - 28 Jul 2013
    Two years membership paid here. All photos are now copied across from that other place. They are categorised for that environment which is not ideal for this one so I may be reorganising the albums later after some thought. It's good to able to see photos as I like to. My photos at the other place will be left there as others appear to enjoy them there. I don't intend to add any additional ones there. I will probably visit that other place from time to time.

  • Fleeing Flickr

    - 21 Jun 2013
    20/05/2013 Vale Flickr. Vive le Francais! Fled Flickr for Ipernity sanity. Pair of blues trumps pink and blue.