Lens-Artists #328 – Winter
It seems strange to be looking at winter as we are currently at the start of summer in the Southern Hemisphere. Winter is also a very hard subject to photograph when you live in a […]
Monochrome Madness – Trying some rainforest images with no colour
It is a free week this time and I thought I might try converting some images that I took with Anne from Slow Shutter Speed when she was in Australia last year. We went for […]
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 […]
Lens Artists Challenge #317 – Walking the Neighbourhood
Last week was all about destinations and fun and this week it is about our neighbourhood. Tina from Travels and Trifles is our host this week and has chosen Walking the Neighbourhood. My husband and […]
Finding Frog Pond while driving on back roads through the Otways
A couple of weeks ago I told you about the trip I did to Lake Elizabeth, you can find the post here. We did a hike around the lake and after it we decided to […]
Monochrome Madness – Some infrared images taken in my local park
I told you how I went for a walk a week or so back in my local park with the infrared camera. I showed images from the playground but thought it would be nice to […]
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 #14 – Shadows and Silhouettes
We have another theme and this week Dawn from The Day After has chosen Shadows and Silhouettes. If you want to find out more about this then please take a look at her post. It […]
Spending our last in Tasmania at Cataract Gorge
On our last day in Tasmania back in May we decided to spend the morning at Cataract Gorge in Launceston. It was a stunning sunning autumn morning. We had sort of visited it the day […]
Monochrome Madness #13 – Trees
Another week for Monochrome Madness and it is time for another theme. This time Sarah from Travel with Me chose our theme and wanted to do TREES. I mean what a great theme, who doesn’t […]
Trying new techniques – Split Toning in Lightroom
The other day I was talking to a friend about a photographer and I took a look at their YouTube channel and saw a video on Split Toning. The video was about 6 years old […]
Walking through a rainforest on a cruise along Arthur River
Last week when I did the post Taking a cruise on the Arthur River in Tasmania I said there would be more from that day. When we got off the boat at the place we would […]
King Billy track at Cradle Mountain – A walk through a rainforest
These are some photos I took on my first day in Cradle Mountain. We did a walk through a rainforest on the King Billy Track. It was a boardwalk all the way around. It was […]
What happened to the infrared images I was going to take in Tasmania?
Good question. I know I told you that I was going to take my infrared camera with me to Tasmania, but I had some problems the day before I left. First of all, I couldn’t […]
Tasmanian Wanderings – Cruising along the Arthur River
A quick post today. We had a very relaxing day today as we did a boat cruise along the Arthur River. It was spectacular to see a part of Tasmania that really hasn’t been touched […]
Trees in infrared from a park nearby
I was looking through my archives to see if I could find something to either process or show again. So today I have both. Last week, was it last week we discussed if I should […]
Monochrome Madness – From early on
This week for our non theme week I thought I might take a wonder back in time to 2014. I believe Monochrome Madness first started in that year so it has been going on and […]
Lens Artists Challenge #295 – Rock Your World
Donna from Wind Kisses has challenged us to Rock Your World. Not the usual meaning to that I don’t suppose. This is what Donna had to say: We live on a remarkable planet. Earth is […]