Tag: photography

  • Splash (Eclectic #8)

    Splash (Eclectic #8)

    Into the water? Or sit tight safe on the sand? Serious choices. Justine at Eclectic Odds and Sods, as I’m sure you know, hosts Eclectic Corner. This 8th edition is entitled “Splash of Colour” and asks us to submit a photograph depicting a splash of colour. I decided to also include a splash of water 🙂 Justine…

  • Capturing Raindrops

    Capturing Raindrops

    I did Photo101 in November 2014 and one of the prompts was “Water”. I posted a photo of water dripping from a tap where I caught the individual droplets in the frame. It was quite a popular post, you can see it here. This weekend has been a stormy and rain-filled one here in Brisbane,…

  • Dancing Bits and Bobs

    Dancing Bits and Bobs

      For today’s experiment, you can have a lot of fun and you can make a lot of mess. I had fun working out the best things to use here. The original experiment that I remember from when I was at school, used sultanas. The book that I wrote a chapter for said to use spaghetti.…

  • Looking Sideways, Looking Up

    Looking Sideways, Looking Up

    These are photos of the ceiling of an elevator in a hotel in Perth. I find the geometry in these photos quite fascinating. I find it interesting how much money is spent on the inside of elevators. They are just a small container to transport people for less than one minute, and yet some of…

  • Sydneyside

    Sydneyside

    I was in Sydney for work last week and one night, it was almost 7 before I got back from work, so did some googling and found a great spot to see the city, the bridge and even the Opera House. The light was fading and a storm was rolling in, so it was quite…

  • A Piece of Nepal in Brisbane

    A Piece of Nepal in Brisbane

    While out shooting for my March Changing Season’s post, I spent some time at the Nepalese Pagoda. This was the Kingdom of Nepal’s contribution to World Expo 88 which was held here in Brisbane. The Pagoda has become a permanent fixture within the lush rainforest walk at Southbank. According to visitbrisbane “it features 80 tonnes…

  • Walls of my World

    Walls of my World

    For this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge, we are tasked with photographing Walls: Share an image of a wall that reveals something about a place, people, or you. Here are some walls that I’ve discovered recently…   This hardware store seems to be using all available wall space for advertising. Some kind of desperation?   This wall is…

  • Spread The Love

    Spread The Love

        I have been nominated by the lovely Justine at Eclectic Odds and Sods to take part in the Spread The Love event. Here are the rules: Write 10 four-word sentences about what love means to you. Share your favourite quote on love. Nominate 10 other bloggers to join in.   Here are my silly…

  • Eclectic Street Life (iPhone)

    Eclectic Street Life (iPhone)

    This is my second entry to Justine’s Eclectic Corner #7 event – Street Life. These photos today were taken while going to and from work while I was in Sydney this week. All taken with my iPhone6 and edited with the Photos app on the phone.           And now it’s home…

  • Long Way Down

    Long Way Down

     Playing with perspective, focus and depth of field are some of my favourite things.  This photo is going into Lucile’s Photo101 Rehab Clinic, a place for all die-hard photography addicts.  x desleyjane 

  • Life Around Us

    Life Around Us

    While out shooting for my most recent Changing Seasons post, I captured a couple of photos to check in to Lucile’s Photo101 Rehab Clinic. Come visit the clinic to see some great photos and share your own as well if you wish. Each of these photos was shot with my Olympus OMD EM5 camera, with…

  • Queensland Art Gallery – March 2015

    Queensland Art Gallery – March 2015

    In my first Changing Seasons post (January), I featured some photos of exhibits from the Queensland Art Gallery. I love this place, the exhibits are amazing. During my most recent Changing Seasons post (March), I spent some more time at my favourite exhibit, Zilvinas Kempinas’s Columns 2006, an installation of magnetic video tape. I’ve featured some…