Monochrome Madness #40 – Backlit
This week Brian from Bushboy’s World is our host and the theme he has chosen is BACKLIT. I wasn’t sure about this one, but the more I thought about it the more images I thought of. […]
High on hill sat a loney house called Highfield
As one does when visiting a place like Tasmania you go to historic homes and check out what they were like. Last year when we went to Tasmania the first place we stayed was in […]
Lens-Artists Challenge #359 – Tools of Photo Composition
Rule of Thirds and Horizon Lines I know there is a lot more to the title but I am making the decision to look at just those above. John from Journeys with Johnbo is the host […]
Looking out to the views below from the Nut in Stanley – Part 1
Just recently I’ve realised that I have a lot of photos that I took in Tasmania last year and I’ve never processed them or worked on them. Doesn’t mean you will see them all now, […]
Floral Friday – Revisiting the lilies at a water garden
It has been a few years since I went to the Blue Lotus Water Gardens and I think I have to make an effort to go again. I was planning on going this last summer, […]
One Four Challenge – Experimenting with the stone bridge from Yosemite Extra Week
So this is the fifth Thursday for the month and I decided to do something a little different. However, before we get started, for those of you who are interested in what the One Four […]
Monochrome Madness – Patterns in the sand from Tasmania
I picked a couple of these out a while ago with the intention of using them for the Margaret’s theme last week. In the end I didn’t use them, but when I was looking for […]
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 […]