This section of our site is for our Safari Group members around the world to present their latest work for discussion and also to link to their own galleries / websites.
Please Post a comment for the photographer below the diary entry.
Kind Regards
Brian
p.s. Click on the name of the poster bottom left of the entry, to see all entries by that photographer.
Monday, June 28, 2010 at 11:23PM 
Jari matti Latvala Ford Focus WRC
1975 RAC Rally winning Ford Escort RS
And not the bast landing
Fire up the Quattro
Another flying Escort.
Each year a two day event is held at Chatsworth House Derbyshire, for Rally fans. There is a mixture of classic and modern cars. Demonstration and competative runs are held.
Cheers Derek
Thursday, June 10, 2010 at 07:33PM 
This is the holy Mountain Kailash and part of the Kora. The Kailash lies in East Tibet and the place shown above is the place during the "Kora" where you leave a personal Item for . The Kora around the Kailash is one of the most difficult Pilgrim trails in the Worlds. Its 52KM long and at the highest point 5660m - some are even dying..... Anyway I left a Olympus UKPSG Card there.
I've done a hell lot and some awesome photos during my 3,5 Week Trek throughout Tibet (2500km driving, 3 Jeeps, Sherpas, Guides ...everything). At the Moment I'm preparing all photos and the a A4+ Photo-book and some Large Prints A3+ as well as slideshow (incl some small HD videos made with a Pen). Depending on the final quality I might do a small exhibition.
Tim Afken
Monday, February 8, 2010 at 08:21PM Just a few from Zürich...... made with my new fav lens: Leica D Summilux 24mm F1,4
Thow whole gallery can be found at:
http://gallery.me.com/timafken#100585&bgcolor=black&view=grid
B
Monday, December 14, 2009 at 09:44PM A while back I posted a notice about my exhibition in January. The photo was taken using the Panasonic L10 and Olympus 18-180mm as I remember it. Here's a more recent version of it:
Now, the exhibition well and truly ready to go, here are two more posters for the event.
Firstly using the Olympus E-410 and 25mm pancake.
Secondly using the Olympus E-3 and 12-60mm f2.8-4.0.
Once the exhibition is over I'll get around posting more and details of equipment used if people are interested.
Thanks for looking :)
