Monochrome Madness – Stormy waters along the Great Ocean Road
Our first free Monochrome Madness for the year. I enjoy these just as much as themes. One thing I like is that I can do whatever I like. I have often used monochrome images that […]
Monochrome Madness #25 – Places of Worship
Our host this week is Dawn from The Day After and she wanted to set the theme as PLACES OF WORSHIP. Religion is a funny thing in Australia and doesn’t have the same massive impact […]
Monochrome Madness #24 – The best from your year
First of all I just want to say Happy New Year to everyone. Can’t believe we are a quarter of the way through this century already. Since this is the last one for the year, […]
Monochrome Madness – A Sunday morning in the Docklands
We are almost at the end of the year and this week is a free week. This is where you can post whatever Monochrome images you want. As you can see I’ve decided to do […]
When you overlook images and don’t understand why
So yesterday I was telling about how I took some photos with my old infrared camera and it made me believe that it wouldn’t be any good for macro flowers. Do you remember? I decided […]
Floral Friday – More flowers with the infrared camera
When I first got an infrared camera I wondered if it would work for plants. I tried taking some photos with it in a rainforest and decided that it didn’t work and you couldn’t really […]
One Image 4 Ways – Repeating Southern Cross Station Week 3
We are up to Week 3 here for this image. This week I did a process that I had forgotten that I used to do and think I should try it again. I wonder which […]
Monochrome Madness #21 – Leading Lines
This week our host for Monochrome Madness is Sarah from Travel with me and her theme is LEADING LINES. I think this is something that all of us photographers should know about. Now I’m sure […]
Monochrome Madness – Switching off the colour in my flowers
When I posted my photos on Sunday of the infrared flowers I was asked by Lois what the difference between infrared flowers and normal monochrome flowers. I did photograph some of them with both and […]
Monochrome Madness – Flowers out in the garden
This week is a non theme one for monochrome madness and when I was trying to work out what to do for it I decided to get out in the garden. There are lots of […]
One Image 4 Ways – Repeating one of the original challenges Week 1
As I said last week for this challenge I’m going to show one that I did back in 2014 when my friend Robyn first started this challenge and called it One Four Challenge. I wonder […]
Monochrome Madness #17 – Bridges
It has been a while since I have been your host for Monochrome Madness for a theme. It is a fun thing to do when you get to host and I’ve missed it. I have […]
Monochrome Madness #16 – Birds
Another theme week and this one is interesting. Elke from Pictures Imperfect Blog has picked the theme for us and it is BIRDS. I don’t do much bird photography, but I have done some so […]
Floral Friday – Flowers taken in Infrared
Can you guess? Yep, I got my Fujifilm X-T3 back from Imaging by Design and it is now fully converted to Infrared. It took a while, but I’m not too fussed about that, I have […]
Monochrome Madness – Some of my favourite images in monochrome
I’m not gonna lie, I’m so tired. My trip away for the day was exhausting. I went to some places around Lorne and over the day walked around 10kms, did over 15000 steps. We walked […]
Monochrome Madness – Some lighthouses from Tasmania
So not a theme this week, so I could do what I wanted. As you can see I decided to do some lighthouses. Maybe I should have kept it for a theme week, but I […]
Monochrome Madness – Piers into the water
No theme this week, but I have to admit I quite enjoy setting myself a little theme. I was looking through older photos and found these piers. I do think piers are great subjects for […]
Floral Friday – White Lilies
The only plant that seems to be growing in my garden in the freezing cold are white lilies. We are going through a record breaking cold spell, so I’ve heard, and going outside isn’t that […]