28/365/2011
(Canon 50D, Tamron 28-75mm Lens)
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
27/365 - Dinner....
27/365/2011
(Canon 50D, 50mm 1.8 Lens)
I am also doing another photography challenge this year.
52 Weeks of Lifestyle Photography.
I am struggling a little with this style of photography as it is a genre that I am not used to. I took this one tonight of Samuel and Bronte preparing the vegetables both as part of the 365 and the 52.
I may, or may not, submit it as part of the Lifestyle Challenge! I will see how I go. (if I can get anything better more suitable.)
26/365 - Happy Australia Day!
26/365/2011
These two storyboards make up my one photo of the day.
January 26, 2011 was Australia Day.
Australia Day means many different things to many people. It can also mean nothing to some and yet others - well it is a Public Holiday.
I am kind of on the fence and whatever your politics - it can mean Family Day. That is how I like to think of it.
Our two eldest sons had invitations out to other celebrations, so Stan and I took Bronte into the city to Kings Domain Gardens where there was lots of activity. She enjoyed the Dog Flyball competition (so did we!). Stan and I really enjoyed the Vintage Car rally - there were hundreds of cars and it was a fabulous photo haven! Bronte did not enjoy this so much.
We all loved the fabulous flyover by the RAAF Roulettes. Just incredible! We liked the many varied and different people we saw in the crowd and particularly enjoyed the Shrine of Remembrance raising of the flag. It was a great day for us and we finished it off with a BBQ at home with our boys.
What did you do?
25/365 - Here's lookin' at ya!
25/365/2011
(iPhone 3GS using Hipstamatic App)
While out walking the other day, I found these discarded 3-D Glasses with the lenses popped out. I so love the shape of these and it made me think back to when I was younger and the cardboard 3-D glasses that we used. These are so much cooler looking to wear don't you think?
It also got me thinking of all the strange places that you could find such glasses. So I did a series of 7 images showing these in different places....just for fun. This is the first in that series....
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
24/365 - The Enchanted Maze at Arthur's Seat, Victoria
24/365/2011
(Canon 50D, 50mm 1.8 Lens)
Yes, I know! Two more images in this post. I don't know why but I just have to! These are my two favourites from the day.
This first one, well I was in the big, beautiful hedge maze and was quickly abandoned by my 15 year old and my 12 year old. I wasn't taking much notice of the twists and turns as I was taking photos all over the place. I remember asking someone if they had found the 'middle' yet and I hear Bronte's voice saying "haven't you found the middle yet mum?" It came from next to me but not. I looked through the hedge and this is what I saw....I laughed and said 'hold it there while I take a photo!' and this is the result. I love it! It took me a while longer to find her as she ran off giggling in search of her brother!
and this image is another favourite.....of many!
23/365 - Good Vibrations!
23/365/2011
(iPhone 3gs using Hipstamatic App)
I just love a Kombi and this one, well it is the kind that Dreams are made of!
My favourite colours of red and white - I couldn't believe my luck when I saw it in the local car park. I had seen it earlier in the day driving down the road but to see it parked - yippee! I had my iPhone with me so snapped these photos - and it was a double yippee when I saw that they carried two original Malvern Star Dragsters on the back! How totally cool!
I wish I could have hung around to see who the owners were! I wonder what they looked like? Are they relics from the 70's themselves or young hippy-types who love the style and mode of travel?
When I came back passed an hour later, the Kombi was gone...I will never know!
22/365 - "Gullwing" a sweet, hardworking boat...
22/365/2011
(iPhone 3GS , using Hipstamatic App)
and because yesterday's image was so lame, I get to offer up two today!
Went for an early morning walk along the beach and came across some moored boats. Loved the serenity of the morning and I hope that it is portrayed here.
In the first image, was a sweet and I imagine, hard working little boat called Gullwing and I would say proudly owned by one G. Moylan.
The second image shows two seagulls and a cormorant sharing the same space.
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