Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition at the Museum of Victoria – Part 2
Today we are looking at the other parts of the ship and moving further down to the belly of the beast I guess you could say. I don’t know why, but there weren’t a lot […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #288 – Window Shopping
What an interesting challenge this is. Thank you Ritva for hosting this week. My first thought was what was window shopping and when I googled it the dictionary said The activity of looking at goods […]
Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition at the Museum of Victoria – Part 1
As I said yesterday, I am going to show you some photos from the exhibition I went to see at the Museum of Victoria last weekend. My friend had heard about it and we went […]
Visiting the Titanic
Okay maybe not exactly the real titanic, but an exhibition of it. This is one of the photos from it and I will have a full post on it for you in the next day […]
Monochrome Madness #2 – Rocks from me
Here is my entry for the Monochrome Madness theme rocks that was set by Dawn. Four are from Australia and two from the US. Rocks are great subjects for monochrome, you really get to see […]
Monochrome Madness #2 – Rocks
It is another theme week. So in case you haven’t worked it out we are doing themes every second week. The odd weeks will be free for you to post whatever you want. The post […]
Monochrome Madness – Sunset while away
This week is a free week and you can post whatever you like, well as long as it is monochrome. When you go out at sunset you never know what you will get. It is […]
Lens Artist Challenge #286: Weather
What a day to do a challenge for weather. We are sitting in a dark house and trying not to move much as the temperature creeps to 38 C which I think is around 100 […]
Monochrome Madness #1 – The letter B
Here we go. So after discussions we are starting our first Monochrome Madness theme. I am doing it this week and the next one will be in two weeks. It will be hosted by someone […]
Lens Artists Challenge #285: Warm Colors
When I first saw what this challenge was I had some images in mind, and then a thought occurred to me, central Australia is all warm colours. Once I thought that I couldn’t think of […]
Experimenting with some pinholes
Well, only one really. Have you ever tried pinhole photography? I first played around with it over 20 years ago when I was doing a course on photography. The place I was doing the course […]
Monochrome Madness – A floral tribute
Welcome back. As we spoke last week we talked about maybe having other hosts for Monochrome Madness. I’ve had a couple of people reach out and we’re trying to work out the details. I think […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #284 – Night and Day
I thought YES, when I saw this challenge, I could do this one with no problems. So thank you Sofia for being our host and picking this one. You can get more inspiration from Sofia’s […]
Monochrome Madness – Some things from the city
So, I’ve been thinking about this Monochrome Madness and it seems lots of you like themes. That got me thinking and how the Lens Artists Challenge works. I wondered if maybe we could do something […]
Finally getting this beauty
One of my all-time favourite flowers is a red dahlia. It has dark green foliage and I’ve been trying to get it for my garden for a few years now. However, I always seemed to […]
Lens Artists Challenge #282: Dramatic
So the latest Lens Artists Challenge is Dramatic. I thought I would do something different for it this week. Hopefully, I have got it here in time. I thought I would show a video that […]
Monochrome Madness – Different cityscapes
Today I have photos that I have shown you before. I think they are from 2017, but they are all monochrome images. I love photographing the city, but I have tended to stay away from […]
Silent Sunday – Flowers from the Garden
Whispering here, someone asked about the colour of the turmeric flower, and there is one here in colour.
Monochrome Madness – Unexpected Flower
Hey all, I’m back again. I am trying to work out some problems I’m having with the blog. It seems nothing I post is showing up in the reader. I have no idea why. In […]