Weekly Photo Challenge: endurance

some things just last an age

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Weekly Photo Challenge: fray

obvious,  yet beautiful

This image reminds me of a fence and dry grass at the beach. I love the composition. Yet it is only some old hessian lying on a table in our backyard while we build a shed.

Weekly Photo Challenge: texture

Sometimes things that are not meant to be beautiful are. Especially when you look at the details.

Shell

Repetitive ripples.

Weekly Photo Challenge: object

The effect created by the depth of field in this first photo is best seen enlarged.

This series of photographs focuses on the form of the shell distinct from its surroundings. The colours, brightness, level of grey tones and depth of field are all thought out and try to emphasise the character of the subject and contribute to the image. If I get time later in the week I might explore an object as instrumental in the telling of a story…if I get time.

You can find my other Weekly Photo Challenge entries in the menu under the header on this page or you can click here.

The Soft Frond

Delicate tendrils , paper thin.

Macro Month: The Yoga Mat

The yoga mat looks a bit like a mountain range up close.

Macro Month: A Shell

I fell like the delicate ridges and colours come together to compliment the shell. What do you think?

The 25 Days of Christmas: 15. gold (WHOOPS!)

OK, so you may have noticed (more so than I did) that I forgot day number 15!

Official catchup page.

Backgrounds and Wallpaper

Its Christmas time again. That means the yearly personalised calendar. I always have plenty of photos to go into it (often too many to choose from), but I like to have a personal background too. So today I popped outside and looked for textures and backgrounds.

I look for interesting colours and textures that have enough interest, but nothing too outstanding to overpower the photos in front of them.

I thought I would share a few.