Discarded items was the theme Lena gave me. Now this one puzzled me. I mean, rubbish sneaks into photos from time to time but mostly it is something to avoid in photos. Who deliberately takes photos of discard items. Then when I looking for photos of something else, I realised lots of people do. Take…
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Mag gave me doors, which was hard because… I’ll admit it, I really like taking photos of doors. So I have a lot, even just looking through random folders I found a lot so I had to cull it down to the more interesting ones, but still there is a lot. I think there needs…
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Sam gave me traffic lights as a theme. Now, as with leaves it is important that the lights, or at least the intersection is the main focus of the photo. As with this overhead view of a central Hobart intersection. Now this one of the Hobart waterfront towards sunset isn’t so much about the lights…
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Debbie gave me chimneys as a theme. Behind the coach house at Clarendon there is workers’ housing. Some debate about what sort of workers but that’s not the point today. The point is, they, at least the ones on the left, have recently constructed chimneys. Now let’s consider the one on the end. Which is actually…
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Kim gave me leaves. Now the easy thing here would be trees, but I think leaves should be about leaves. So photos where the leaves may not be the focus but an important part of the image. That might be because the leaves dominate what is others a photo of a flower. Or because the…
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Nicquel gave me the theme of pets, so she has pets. Hers 🙂
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Joee gave me the topic “Horses”, which reminded me of these photos from 2004. The National Trust house Clarendon has an annual fair, and in 2008 we held a stall there. (Selling coins, stamps, things in frames, collectable cards & whatever else we could get, as we did then.) Behind us, the Australian Carriage Driving Society…
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(Keyword for post: Snow) No snow here, despite packing kids and dogs into the car and driving halfway up a snow covered mountain. This is the car park halfway up the mountain, where there is no snow and no power in the car battery as it turned out. No snow to the right. No snow…
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