Well not really back to Tasmania, but back to the photos I took while there two years ago and I found one I thought I could use for Monochrome Madness.
Monochrome Madness – Remembering Stormy Skies
As Melbourne is shrouded in smoke I thought it would be nice to do a post about remembering stormy skies for Monochrome Madness.
Monochrome Wednesday – Honeycomb rocks
It was back to those honeycomb rocks today for my Monochrome Wednesday images. I really like ocean views in monochrome.
Laying Eggs in a Nest
Today I thought we could look at an image I created, Laying Eggs in a Nest. Go through the thought processes behind the creation.
Monochrome Wednesday – Waves over rocks
We stopped at a random place on my recent trip and took photos of waves crashing over rocks so I thought it would make a great image for Monochrome Wednesday.
Silent Sunday – Sand Harbour at Lake Tahoe
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.
New Zealand Wanderings Day 7 – Milford Sound
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 Journeys.
Silent Sunday – Opening up the archives
It seems sad at times to do all these photos and never look at them again. I want to start doing some posts where I’m opening up the archives to look back at some of my work.
Weekend Wanderings at Cape Schanck for Sunrise
Cape Schanck is one of those places I’ve been to many times, but never at sunrise, however it is always a good place for weekend wanderings. A few years ago I spent the weekend in Sorrento with my friend Chris and on the first morning we were there we got up very early and headed to Cape Schanck. […]
Silent Sunday – Trees on Rocks
More trees on rocks from my time in Tasmania. This is also from Binalong Bay and was taken on the same morning as the other image I took of the first tree on a rock. So many trees and so many rocks. I don’t usually photograph trees, but there have been so many recently.