just here

clockwise: nasturtium leaf, a large spider at my door,

the seed stems of the tiger (or zebra?) grass.

I photographed it with paper beneath it, for the shadows,

while I got lots more dappled sunlight for use in

the new images. Luckily, as there was no sun today.

leaf-ing

3 new ones, they look good, big; I am also selling them

as limited edition prints, so small is what you get here.

More details by email (see under about me in right column)

have never done luxury travel, but if I did,

these people look good

wet drive

Remembered how to transfer photos from my camera.

I was out with a friend on a wet day, we drove to Ballina,

too wet to look for whales. The paperbarks at

lake Ainsworth were sitting in water. I like this kind of

light for a change, but so glad it's bright much of the time.

when you can't go to the beach

111

Couldn't waste any more time trying to get the

camera's memory card onto the computer, so here's a few

from a folder of favourite beach shots. My default for

when there's more interesting things than, well, blogging.

A friend sent an email about numbers: did you know that

if you take the last 2 digits of your year of birth,

& add the age you will be this year, it is the same for

everyone - 111.

angles

Looking through thousands of photos, these caught

my attention yesterday ~ strange how that happens,

don't you think?

that is, I took them in asia, at different times,

then for some reason they came as a group on another day.

Just different frames of mind, I guess. (unless I already did it..)

Right is linoleum over tiles.

clay stones by andy goldsworthy

new tricks

Having learnt some new digital tricks yesterday,

lots of fun with them today,

am not so keen for judgement day tomorrow ~ whatever that

is supposed to mean. Doubt it figures in the buddhist canon.

What do you think?

lines

This is more like the sections of waves I glued
together from my big stash of beach shots,
I tried as many different combos as
the waves suggested, on successive pages.