I haven’t travelled since I moved to Melbourne in January, but this week I had a doozy of a trip.

It started with a weekend in Brisbane for my best friend’s birthday. What a fun weekend, we had such a good time and it was really good seeing these guys again. Massages, dinners, cocktails, way too much wine, not enough sleep, but a hell of a lot of fun.

In this post, I’m just sharing the iPhone shots. I did photograph the whole weekend with my Olympus, but I haven’t processed those yet. 

Travelling North
The clouds look so soft.
Getting ready.
Lily pad.
Happy Birthday.
Making a Wish.
Quick shot from the car window.

I then flew to Newcastle for a conference in the Hunter Valley, which is a wonderful wine region a few hours out of Sydney. Unfortunately, we didn’t have time to visit any wineries or do anything else because the conference was so busy. But it was a good conference with lots of interesting conversations and lots of people coming to see our microscope.

More clouds.
Conference-goers, getting some air.

Finally, when I arrived home, I picked up my little Miss Gidget from the lady who minded her. She seemed to have had a good time, but may be slightly confused about where she lives now. She kept waking me up all night which resulted in this:

So so tired.
At least someone is getting me rest now.

I’m looking forward to having a fairly chilled out weekend. How about you?

For Lisa at Gray Days and Coffee‘s iPhriday event, where we all share shots from our smartphones.

x desleyjane

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Posted by:desleyjane

photographer, blogger, planner, scientist, dog lover, frequent flyer, daughter, sister, BFF, human

31 replies on “iPhriday – a birthday and a conference.”

    1. LOL. We all had indulgent and decadent desserts but the restaurant gave her that one as a little surprise so that we could sing happy birthday. The next day was her actual birthday and we had lots of cake. Photos to come soon!

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  8. That’s such an excellent set of photos! They’re nowhere near what one imagines classic phone shots are – these are so not random and so not poor quality, your phone pics are just as great as from a camera!

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