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Monday's Critters

This cage was absolutely chockers with guine pigs, who all wanted to be hand-fed! Found at a little small-holding cum craft-croft in hinterland Queensland.

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MOONdays

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Saturday Symmetry

As regular viewers will know, I like sometimes to play with the idea of symmetry by showing the flow of pattern which can come from asymmetry.

This delightful water feature in the Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens (cemetery by any other name) echoes the pencil pines in the background.

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"There is a time in the last few days of summer 

when the ripeness of autumn fills the air."

(Rudolfo Anaya)

Buckthorn

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Last Thursday. Not last week's Thursday. This week's Thursday and it is the last - for this month.

Take some water, then YAMerize it. 

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Wings on Wednesday - 

YAM's take on the good, the bad, the ugly and the downright hilarious in photographing birds.

Another 'one and only' shot. This was a New Holland honeyeater that my cousin swore blind would show up every day and frequently. Maybe it did. I just wasn't there - except this once!

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Shipping by...

The QM2 sailing out of Greenock and down past the Hutch's window one night last year. She was moving fast and I am amazed I got any kind of recognisable shot at all!

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Monday's Critters

One of Australia's amazing variety of arachnids. It was busy high in the trees above our heads.