Street photography is not my thing. I have never enjoyed taking photos of people, especially when they don’t realise. So I was a bit apprehensive when I saw the challenge this week set by Ritva, […]
I’m not going to lie, when I saw what Ritva had set for us for this week’s challenge, I was bummed. I hate photographing people. I think I always have. It is something about the […]
Ann-Christine from LEYA has set the challenge this week and she wants us to do ONLY ONE PICTURE. Different, but I’ve been trying to do this more recently. I definitely read the instructions this week […]
I remember this day so well. By the time we got to the bridge I almost couldn’t walk. My feet were killing me and I really wished I had done more to prepare for the […]
I had to go searching to see if I had reposted this one before, but apparently I haven’t. I have shown the photos in past posts, but this is the first time I have put […]
As I said last week I am doing a repeat of an image that I did for the original challenge back in 2014 when it was called One Four Challenge. I’ve been wondering if you […]
Here is another repost from my trip to the USA. It was a great afternoon with my sister in law. I see the play we went to see is no long playing. When I was […]
Sarah from the blog Travel with Me is our host this week and she has chosen People for the Monochrome Madness theme. This week I wanted to continue with the theme of connections and I […]
When I saw that the challenge this week was people, I was kind of like, well, that doesn’t help me. I don’t photograph people. However, it hasn’t always been the case. I don’t know that […]
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 […]
Back to my Monday videos and today we are looking at photographers who do fine art portraits, but they also discuss their workflows. Well they talk about why they do.
More videos today, but instead of showing other photographers, I thought we might look at the impact of tourism. It is something that really concerns me.
Looking back at my visit to Lake Tahoe today and the day we went to Sand Harbour for Silent Sunday. It was a great day, but there were a lot of people there.
Though I usually do something from the past for my Silent Sunday posts, I thought it might be nice to look at the images I got of That Wanaka Tree while in New Zealand. There […]
When I did the boat cruise around Doubtful Sound with Real Journeys I did a blog post, but at the time I promised to do another one that would be more detailed. This is that […]
Milford Sound was the destination for Day 7 of our New Zealand Wanderings. Part of the day was always going to include a boat cruise. The cruise was one of the many offered by Real […]
This morning saw us up before dawn on day 5 of our New Zealand Wanderings and back at that tree again. We decided that after yesterday we wanted another go.
Before we left for Tasmania we knew we had two days to spend in Port Arthur. We had planned all along to go to the Port Arthur Historical Site, but that still left a day […]
The 12 Apostles would have to be one of the most photographed natural wonders in Australia. They are right up there with the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru. Over 2 million visitors a year, not […]
Yesterday I took a trip into the city to look at an exhibition my friend Christine Wilson is in at the moment. It is the annual SITHOM, or Shot in the Heat of Melbourne, show. […]