Happy new year!
Again, apologies for the unintended hiatus. Let's hope I can do better this year!
Jelly spill in Christmas colours:
Almost everybody that celebrates it has a favourite Christmas tradition or two; one of mine is that every year either my mother, or I, or both of us together, make trifle. We usually use both red and green jelly, and this year was no exception - although this year our trifle was a bit smaller than usual, which turned out quite lucky as we spilled about half of our green jelly! Apparently it's bad form to lick it off the drainage board, though... so don't worry, I used a spoon! ;)
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Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Monday, December 20, 2010
Dusk Bloom
I've spent the better part of the last three hours trying to work out which photo to post for Monday's. I have a billion things un-done and a billion more half-done, but oh well. Too late now!
A yellow flower after some rain, as dusk settled in:
When I stayed in Sydney, my friends took me to a few different places. One of those was an outdoors shopping complex that had some lovely big flowers in the garden there, and this is one of the photos I got of them. As always, any hints on what type of flower this is are welcome!
A yellow flower after some rain, as dusk settled in:
When I stayed in Sydney, my friends took me to a few different places. One of those was an outdoors shopping complex that had some lovely big flowers in the garden there, and this is one of the photos I got of them. As always, any hints on what type of flower this is are welcome!
Friday, December 10, 2010
Ninth Birthday
Ack, when did it get so late and how did that happen without my noticing? I'm afraid you'll just have to pretend it's an hour ago, so I got a post in on Thursday. ;)
Make a wish and blow out the candles:
On my niece's ninth birthday, I was trying to get a shot of the candles in the dark as she blew them out... and I seem to have caught it at a perfect moment. I know it's grainy, but I'm really fond of it, especially because when you print it out, once you get it in just the right light, you can see the face - the rest of the time it's too dark!
Make a wish and blow out the candles:
On my niece's ninth birthday, I was trying to get a shot of the candles in the dark as she blew them out... and I seem to have caught it at a perfect moment. I know it's grainy, but I'm really fond of it, especially because when you print it out, once you get it in just the right light, you can see the face - the rest of the time it's too dark!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
On Duty
Apologies for my sudden and unintended hiatus. I went through quite a rough patch with a lot going on in my off-line life, and I also took a short holiday with an overseas friend. In fact, today's photo is actually from that holiday.
A Surf Life Saver busy patrolling the beach at Noosa:
On our last day up the coast, Kate and I spent a little bit of time relaxing on the beach. I was busy trying to take a photo of a scrub turkey without getting too close, but I managed to look up and snap this Surf Life Saver as he walked past. No idea what my settings were, but I can at least tell you it wasn't on macro and it wasn't on night or fireworks. ;)
This one is part of my People series for now, with possible view to include it in a series called This (or maybe My) Way Of Life.
Photos for the next little while may be in the same couple of themes as I'm really needing to get out there and take something decent!
A Surf Life Saver busy patrolling the beach at Noosa:
On our last day up the coast, Kate and I spent a little bit of time relaxing on the beach. I was busy trying to take a photo of a scrub turkey without getting too close, but I managed to look up and snap this Surf Life Saver as he walked past. No idea what my settings were, but I can at least tell you it wasn't on macro and it wasn't on night or fireworks. ;)
This one is part of my People series for now, with possible view to include it in a series called This (or maybe My) Way Of Life.
Photos for the next little while may be in the same couple of themes as I'm really needing to get out there and take something decent!
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Banner One
I told myself no blogging until I reached 3000 words on my novel (a goal that I was about 500 words away from reaching). That was two hours ago!
Brisbane NaNoWriMo KOP banner:
I snagged this at the Kick Off Party for National Novel Writing Month last weekend. It's another one for the Edges series, taken (I think) on macro setting while I lay down on the grass. And now... back to the novel!
Brisbane NaNoWriMo KOP banner:
I snagged this at the Kick Off Party for National Novel Writing Month last weekend. It's another one for the Edges series, taken (I think) on macro setting while I lay down on the grass. And now... back to the novel!
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Feather Grass
Apologies on the lateness - I'm very distractible today!
Feather grass waving in the air on a spring day:
This is an older shot, taken with my previous camera (a Kodak DX6440) on macro setting. I liked this one enough that when I created my icon site, I used this photo as the basis for the layout.
Feather grass waving in the air on a spring day:
This is an older shot, taken with my previous camera (a Kodak DX6440) on macro setting. I liked this one enough that when I created my icon site, I used this photo as the basis for the layout.
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