Is Social Media for Photographers Dead now?
I recently had a conversation with a friend and we were discussing Instagram and how much it has changed. It used to be a great place for photographers to showcase their work, but is it […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #358 – Live and Learn
I’m not sure about this challenge or theme this week. Sorry Tina, I have done so many posts in the past about my photography journey and what I’ve learned and my love of learning new […]
Favourite images of the Webb Bridge
Melbourne has a number of pedestrian walking bridges that allow you to cross the Yarra River. Some of them are old and reflect the architecture of the 19th century, while others are more modern with […]
Floral Friday – A tribute to the flowers last summer
I’ve made videos before, but it has been a while. Part of that reason is because I lost Camtasia. When I replaced the hard disk in my laptop last year I didn’t save the program. […]
One Four Challenge – Experimenting with the stone bridge from Yosemite Week 4
Before we get started, for those of you who are interested in what the One Four Challenge is, you can find out by going to this link for more information. Please take a look at Joanne’s post as […]
Monochrome Madness #39 – Monochrome in Colour
This is different one, a few weeks ago we had naturally monochrome and this week we have Monochrome in Colour from our host Margaret who has the blog Pyrenees to Pennines. This is her pick […]
Time to take another look at AI and see what we can get with it
Whether you like AI or not, I think it is important to keep up with what it is doing. I know I have seen images and thought is it real? My husband and I were […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #357 – Into the Woods
Woods is a strange word for me, as when you see a title like Into the Woods it doesn’t have the same meaning in Australia, as we don’t really have woods. Technically not true, but […]
Going back to London Bridge down in Portsea
A few weeks ago, I went to Portsea to see London Bridge with a friend. While I always have my long exposure gear and tripod with me, I left them in the car for that […]
Floral Friday – Trying to do the same thing that I did last week
Last week I used one preset from ON1 Photo Raw 2025 to use on my infrared flowers. I wanted to see if it was possible and what you would get. I did use one of […]
One Four Challenge – Experimenting with the stone bridge from Yosemite Week 3
Back again with the old stone bridge from Yosemite National Park. I hope that is what it is called. I tried to find out if there was a name for the bridge, but couldn’t find […]
Monochrome Madness – Taking the colour from rocks in Central Australia
Of course the red rocks I’m talking about are the Kata Tjuta and Uluru. They are very famously red. You typically see images like these in colour so you can see the gorgeous colours. It […]
Reposting – Weekend Wanderings: Around Warracknabeal
This is another post from my old blog and revisits a post I did on a town not far from my mother’s place. I will leave you with the post. While I was up at […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #356 – Quiet Hours
“Quietly, I leave the house before dawn with my camera bag loaded and my tripod attached to destinations, who knows? It could be anywhere.” This has been a familiar experience in my house over the […]
Taking a trip on a Steam Train from Castlemaine to Maldon and back
A couple of years ago I spent a few days with Anne from Slow Shutter Speed and two of her friends. I took them down along the Great Ocean Road and we had a great […]
Floral Friday – Using the same on each infrared flower photo
I decided to do something very different for Floral Friday this week. It isn’t anything new to use infrared flowers taken with my infrared camera. It is also nothing new to use ON1 Photo Raw […]
One Four Challenge – Experimenting with the stone bridge from Yosemite Week 2
Here we are with Week 2 of that bridge at Yosemite. I sort of had an idea of what I was going to do with this one. Sometimes an image will just speak to you, […]