Satisfaction is … experimenting with photography and being happy with the results.
Today I played with shutter speed at these local waterfalls.
30 Sunday Jul 2017
Satisfaction is … experimenting with photography and being happy with the results.
Today I played with shutter speed at these local waterfalls.
25 Tuesday Jul 2017
Posted one with nature, photography
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Black & White ?
or Colour ?
21 Friday Jul 2017
Posted weekly photo challenge
in16 Sunday Jul 2017
Posted creativity, days out
inAnother weekend in Tasmania, another festival. At this weekend’s Mid Winter Festival there were lots of fires to keep everyone warm.
Live music, local food and drink, story telling, Morris dancing, wassailing, a burning man and a bonfire were all part of the festival.
And a very funky piano.
15 Saturday Jul 2017
10 Monday Jul 2017
Posted 52 challenge, creativity, photography
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… with wooden fruit.
I’ve joined an online photography course and the first topic is composition. So I’m joining fellow blogger, Desleyjane in her challenge # regular random.
The rules are … Choose an object or a scene and spend just five minute shooting it from as many angles as you can. Look at the way the light interacts with the object, or look at what comes into or moves out of the frame.
So here’s a few snaps of our wooden fruit bowl.
09 Sunday Jul 2017
Posted creativity, days out
inTasmania is enjoying the annual celebration of song, music, spoken word.
A highlight of the festival is the Big Sing & Bonfire. An open air, free family event, a fun sing-a-long, attended by a few thousand people.
A selection of choirs and singers led the crowd in a variety of well known songs, from “Over the rainbow” to David Bowie’s “Under Pressure” and Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”.
As well as formal, organised concerts covering multiple music genres, there are also pop-up events around the city.
Another fascinating event was a walking tour, led by this actress, who shared some of Hobart’s history through the eyes and colourful lives of early female convicts.
“The Founding Fathers may have found things but it was the Founding Mothers who filled this place with life, culture and made a lot of money.”
08 Saturday Jul 2017
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Brooke Street Pier, Hobart
06 Thursday Jul 2017
Posted weekly photo challenge
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Bridges in Tasmania
The Tasman Bridge, Hobart
Australia’s oldest bridge, Richmond
Red Bridge, Campbell Town
Swing Bridge over Huon River
04 Tuesday Jul 2017
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