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 […]
Getting cameras converted for Infrared photography
Different post this Monday. As the Lens-Artists Challenge mob are taking a break this week. Next week I’m going to be the host for it, so I hope you are looking forward to my post […]
Floral Friday – Before the rains came
We have been getting so much rain. Don’t get me wrong I’m happy we are getting it, but it has been hard on the flowers. I know the plants will be loving it, but the […]
Out on my own – Part 6 of my photography journey
When I began this I thought I would do one part, then when I started I thought 2 or 3, but here we are at 6. I’m hoping this is the last one, but I […]
Extension tubes vs no extension tubes
I know I did a post about extension tubes once before, and I think I told you that I was going to try and get more to see how they would work. Well, I got […]
Sunsets in the city – Some photos taken with the Tamron 17-70mm
Recently I told you that I was trying out the Tamron lens for my Fujifilm cameras. I did try the 150-500mm, but now I am looking at the 17-70mm F/2.8 Di III-A2 VC RXD from them as well. […]
More from the Tamron 150-500mm – Animals at the Zoo
Last Friday I did a post on using the Tamron 150-500mm F/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD lens. It is a big lens and great for taking wildlife photos. I’m sure there are lots of other things you […]
The final sunset – Our last photography outing of my trip
This was really the last evening of photography on our trip to Central Australia. While the next morning we left Coober Pedy and then headed home, we still had one more night near Adelaide, but […]
Looking at architecture – Getting back into the city
It has been a very long time since I was in the city, but today I finally went back in. I think the last time I went into the CBD of Melbourne was before the […]
Spring is in the air – flowers are blooming in the garden
Spring is here in Melbourne and it has been so nice going out into the garden to see what is flowering. I planted lots of bulbs and have done my best to make sure I […]
FINALLY, finally – Time to look at my favourite place for photos
It seems to have taken so long to get to my favourite photos of the trip. Coober Pedy was an absolute surprise for me. I never expected that it would be so good to photograph. […]
Chasms and Waterholes – the last photos from Central Australia
We have almost come to the end of my trip to the Northern Territory. Today I have the last of the photos from the last day there. Though I still have more photos, but not […]
Uluru from up really high – Ayers Rock Scenic Flights
One advantage of driving to Uluru was that our carbon footprint wouldn’t be as high as it would be if we flew. That meant maybe it wouldn’t be as bad then to do a couple […]
Getting up close and personal to Uluru – Excursion around the Rock
When I got to Uluru there were a few things I wanted to do, and mostly I got to do them, or experiencing them. In the distance I got to photograph it, at different times […]
Different shades of Uluru – First morning in Central Australia
One of the things we wanted to do while at Yulara and Uluru was try to do sunrise and sunset each day. We knew it would be tiring, but we really thought it would be […]
Coober Pedy to Yulara – Seeing Uluru finally
The last big day of driving before finally getting to see Uluru, the big rock we had travelled so far to see. Out of all the days we had travelled so far this was to […]
The trip has begun, first stop, Adelaide
This trip hasn’t seemed liked one that I have been waiting a long time for, probably because it doesn’t seem that long ago that I said to my friend, “I’ll go with you”.
Day 3 was all about the flowers and my Lensbaby
Finally, I got around to concentrating on taking photos of just the flowers. If you can believe that. Though, that isn’t really true either, but I did go there with that intention.
Photographing my birthday flowers
Yeah, it was my birthday last week and since both my daughters were unable to be with me my youngest organised to have some flowers sent to me. She said it was so I could […]
Loch Ard Gorge and Port Campbell
Another quick post today. I’ve been trying to get some stuff done in the garden and use some of the produce. Who knew a zucchini plant would produce so many zucchinis?