Lately I have found that I love photographing babies… But that said, it’s not exactly from the point of view of a baby photographer – more from the point of view as an animal photographer… I am not inclined to prop or pose them or dress them up in outfits that would have any adultContinue reading “Pink baby”
Tag Archives: summer
Self portrait in the shade
Sydney Harbour Bridge
For someone who had no interest in Sydney, I have to admit, I really fell in love with the place… It’s a no matter where you turn there is something interesting, amusing, slightly shocking, cute, awful, amazing… it’s just that kind of place. I’ve heard a few people compare it unfavourably to New York… ThatContinue reading “Sydney Harbour Bridge”
Be My Buttercup
Went to the Dunedin Botanical Gardens today. Saw lots of very interesting unusual plants. Ended up following this bee around as he flied from flower to flower. Giving the new macro lens a workout… Oh and I saw and did lots of other things, too. But here you go.
Monkey Monkey
Missing Malaysia these days… I wonder if it’s cos I’m still cold from winter and I’m longing for those languid 35 degree days in the jungle…
Woof!
I don’t know what it was he heard – but he stopped everything, dropped his ball and gave it his full attention… OK – still excited about the new amazing gee-whizz lens that can do everything except make a decent espresso… Just love those whisker-drips.
End of summer
Walked down to the beach early Monday morning. I was the only one there. Sad, sad, sad… Summers never were long enough. Sorry I have not been around, but wedding are physically and spiritually exhausting! I needed to regroup and refortify… As for the wedding… THE WEDDING… since I was not the photographer and tookContinue reading “End of summer”
Summer at the beach
Since we all seem to love boats so much… just a pretty picture of a picture perfect holiday village on the beach with a beautiful boat just waiting for the tide to come in and sweep it off for an adventure…
Summer rain
It was mid afternoon, it should have been bright, but the clouds were so heavy and the rain so dense it seemed more like dusk. Yet the pongas (ferns) seemed to glow as if there was some celestial spotlight aimed at them.
Rosebud
I never appreciate them enough when they are here, but I sure do miss them when my feet are cold and my fingers feel just a wee bit numb with cold… Of course all my lovely friends in the northern hemisphere are sweltering in the heat right now and might like to swap places…