Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Diagonal Lines
Some diagonal lines in nature
A tree trunk
Water
Ibis in the air
A kite
Tag: water
Light
The Photo a Week Challenge word prompt: Light
I have enjoyed finding photos for this challenge. I hope you enjoy my photos of Light
From the obvious
to the less obvious
to the obscure
Did you have a favourite?
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Mysterious
The word prompt from Laura at All the Shoes I Wear: Mysterious
Mysterious faces I have found
Mysterious indeed
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Return to port
I don’t usually do double photo challenges but looking a photo for for Cees Black and White Photo Challenge: Water and then the idea for Colours that Start With the Letter S came along, which just started words tumbling from my mind.
Upon a silver sea
the fishers return.
A hold full of fish
economic return.
At the dock
the buyers return.
Their partners and children
await their return.
Once unloaded and refreshed
to the sea again they return.
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Mundane Monday Challenge #131
Elemental
Moving Waters
Moving Waters is the Photo a Week photo challenge from Nancy Merrill
The foamy sea after a flood
The foam flicked and splashed onto the shore
The gentle waters ripples in the harbour
The waves at sunrise
See what other photographers have submitted to the Moving Waters blog challenge
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Falling Water
Falling Water is the theme from Dutch Goes the Photos Tuesday Challenge Have a look at the great photos others have contributed
The Clarence River water rushes over the rocks at Lilydale near my place.
Ellenborough Falls are quite spectacular as the water tumbles into the deep ravine.
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Thursdays Special: Pick a Word in May
Another favourite photo challenge from Paulas Lost In Translation
CONFINED – The Quoll or Australian Native Cat had been killing my chooks so I set a trap to catch it. I released the Quoll in the National Park near my place.
JAZZY – A building in Sydney Australia
SERENE: Sitting beside the babbling brook
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Water
Cee’s fun foto challenge Winter – Water
Looking through my photos, my winter photos don’t really reflect winter at all. I guess winter here isn’t the same elsewhere. I don’t get snow, only two or three frosty days and it rarely gets to 0 degrees. So I am just doing water for this challenge.
I like to photograph water especially when there are interesting reflections on the waters surface.
The sunset adds to the wonderful colours.
The ripples and colours make a certain mysterious affect.
And sometimes a ghostly visage makes an appearance
Late afternoon on a cloudy day and a bit of a breeze with water lilies covering the water surface
Every now and then the part of Australia I live in has floods. The Clarence River can be spectacular when the floodwaters come. This is the River gauge showing how high the water rises.
Here are what some buildings look like. This is the tower on top of the boat shed.
At least it is dry in the pub
Here are the steps going up to the pub when the water isn’t covering them. The bottom of the steps are about 1 meter above normal river level.
This what the Clarence River looks like near my place many kilometers upstream
The floodwaters empty into the ocean creating foam that washes onto the beaches and rocks.
