The top photo was a ride taken at a fair. The passengers would free fall for several seconds probably like from a height of a 12 story building. I rode something similar at an amusement park and it was the longest 5 seconds of my life.
The second photo was taken looking up inside a hotel. It was fun taking those windowed elevators. You can feel your ears pop going to the top floors, but don't look down.
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- AV
Av,
ReplyDeletethose are great pics! I really like the hotel one.
In my salty dogs blog they were
hugh hot tongue hanging out
hitching a hind leg
howdy to the husky
Mollitudes were
hitchiking
Howling hound
happy hiatus from home!
thanks for the comment!
Jean
Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
ReplyDeleteI do not have a head for hieghts! Even the first rung of the ladders scares me! LOL!
Fantastic!
Great shot. I love both of the shots. The 2nd one is a mysterious place had I not read your blog post. Thank you for sharing the wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteAV, that second shot is fabulous.
ReplyDelete*two thumbs up*
wow....great "H" picture!
ReplyDeleteG'day from Australia,
ReplyDeleteFollowed your link from Digital Flower Pictures. I also take part in the ABC Wednesday posts and have a bit of fun with them.
Love your second shot here. That's one stunning image.
Cheers
David
Jean, thanks for the answers. I always look forward to Wednesdays and guess what your dogs are feeling.
ReplyDeleteDenise, I don't like heights either. Just look at the horizon.
ReplyDeleteHin Man/Digital Flower/Neva/David,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your compliments. It really means a lot coming from good photogs such as yourselves. I can't wait to see your "I" pictures next week.
I've been on a similar ride...... Never ever again.
ReplyDeleteI love the second shot.
Wow, two fantastic shots for this weeks entry. The second is my favourite, it's stunning.
ReplyDeleteDelighted to see you want to be a showbiz photographer and that your work has been published as well.
ReplyDeleteKeep a record of it in a full-size portfolio.
And try and get a foot in, with showbiz magazines and newspapers.
It will happen, if you want it to. Trust me.
Mike/Ali, I appreciate your compliments. By the way, I rarely ride rollercoasters anymore. ;P
ReplyDeleteHi David, Thanks for the tip. :)
ReplyDeleteI especially love the second picture! Really, realy cool. You should enter that in a contest...
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