Showing posts with label dusk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dusk. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 January 2012

365+1 {Week 2}




If I can manage to get a photo up everyday after the last week I've had- I have no excuse not to get one up every day for the next 352 days! I have been flat out! But it's been nice- even though in those spare minutes I've had I have been absolutely buggered- I've made myself go out to find the photo of the day (even though that couch looked mighty fine!). Which meant that the kids and I got to spend time together- and with the heat wave we just had, it usually meant it was time spent somewhere near water!




{8} 8/1/12 "Ripple" I've always wanted to try these droplet photos- and I can't wait to experiment some more! While I did capture some 'better' photos, this one fits better into the ripple theme!


 {9} 9/1/12 "Float" There was no question what we were going to photograph when I told the kids about this topic... Off to the little blow up pool out the back- filled with water bombs!


 {10} 10/1/12 "10 Steps" The idea here was to take a photograph of something '10 steps away' from SOMETHING- it could be 10 steps away from your computer, from your work, your school... anything- I went with 10 steps from my backdoor. I thought it was going to be another flower photo, but how lucky was I to get this baby?! Goes to show what may be just outside your door if you took the time to look...!


{11} 11/1/12 "Light and Dark" I took this photo somewhere out the back of North Arm, not planning on actually using it for the topic- I just saw beautiful rays beaming through the clouds on a lonely tree on a hill. And it came out pretty average (for want of a better word!) so I played around with it and came up with this to fit the topic! As a commenter on my FaceBook page said "Color is a perception, which when removed, can reveal the depths of a shaded world." Not sure if it's from a prior source or not- but it fits this beautifully!


{12} 12/01/12 "Feminine" On another afternoon spent cooling off by the river, I struggled to find something feminine about my 4 year old daughter! She's such a tomboy! Until I spotted her one weakness- fingernail polish! 


{13} 13/01/12 "Making Tracks" Back to the river... well it WAS 35degree+ days we were having! I went down aiming to photograph tracks in the sand- from birds, dogs humans... and got a few too. But then we found this old race car in the bottom of our bag of sandcastle building supplies. The kids made a huge built up race track, complete with a centre 'lake'!


{14} 14/01/12 "Salty" Many things crossed my mind for this topic, but when you live metres away from something this beautiful (and salty!) why wouldn't you photograph it?


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Thursday, 4 August 2011

This Beautiful Place We Live

I was talking to a friend this morning who is living in Valparaiso, Chile for a while (one of the most beautiful, photo worthy places on the planet!!)  with her husband and young family, and she said that while they were all having a great time, she was missing our beautiful country. It got me thinking- we really do live in a beautiful place, and I'm sure many of us take it for granted! So I flicked (well clicked really) through some of my old photos, and put together a collection of some of SE Qld's beautiful places- Hope you enjoy! :)




















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Saturday, 16 July 2011

Before the Rain

Today was the first day of my 3 day weekend. And its cold, wet and miserable! Just last week, it may have been bloody freezing at night, but the day in the sun was beautiful. So since there wasn't much else to do, I went through and found some photos from our fishing expedition last week! A bit of a mixed bag, from fish to birds to grass! :)
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Friday, 8 July 2011

Weekend Getaway Part II: Big City Lights

So we've been to the Brisbane airport and been plane watching. JBV is looking a bit disappointed at this stage- its 1:30 in the afternoon and he has to be at work back home in Noosa at 5, and all we've done is gone somewhere for me to take photos! JBV said he was fine, he had a great time just being with me. Ha! We'd heard from other people plane watching that the cruise ship was in dock, so we went to check it out. Again, just for me to take some photos! Once we left there, I got JBV to give me directions from the iphone to our motel. As we pulled in, he still had no idea what was going on- and then I told him I'd got him the night off work! Talk about over the moon! We stayed at the at "The Point" on Kangaroo point- and while JBV thinks this was all done for him- I actually booked this particular room because of the city views.... :) We had Sparkling wine and a cheese platter waiting for us, headed down to the bar and drank cocktails, and ate at the restaurant- the only ones there! The next morning we had a full buffet breakfast, and went over to DFO (direct Factory Outlet) where I did a bit of shopping! Nanny met us there with the kids, and we headed home. I hadn't seen the kids in 4 days, and I'd actually really been missing them! Until about 10 minutes into the drive home.... yep, back to reality!
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