Week 12 takes us to the National Botanic Garden:
Today I was mainly looking at plants using settings with really small depths of field.
Sturt’s Desert Pea:
A banksia:
A daisy:
A white flower (OK, botany isn’t my strong suit):
And a tree with stripping bark:
That’s all for this week. The rest of the full session can be found at Flickr.
The second catch up for this week. This time I went to Black Mountain in the middle of Canberra.
Telstra tower, at the the top of Black Mountain:
The view over the lake towards the Parliamentary Triangle:
A path through the bush at the top of the mountain:
A thistle:
And to finish, a log:
The full set is on Flickr as always. That’s me up to date with photos again, so expect to see another set this Sunday.
I’m a couple of weeks behind, so expect to see three lots of photos this week.
Today I went out to Namadgi National Park, south of Canberra, specifically the Corin Dam region.
The first photo was taken pointing south towards (I think) Gibraltar Peak:
From here I moved on to Gibraltar Falls:
The falls themselves:
And a skink who was on the rocks here:
And the view from the top of the falls:
Finally, I drove on to Corin Dam, one of the water catchments for the ACT.
The view to the South from the lookout:
As always, the full set can be found on Flickr. More coming this Thursday.
Week 9 starts with a quick shot of a swimming Penguin from Sydney Aquarium:
For the rest, I went to Pine Island near Tuggeranong:
A shot of someone swinging at the playground:
Helen by the river:
Finally, a few High Dynamic Range photographs, edited using FDRTools. Basically this combines several photographs into one, to give more color and light range.
The clouds:
And Helen by the river:
The full set is on Flickr.