Wordless Wednesday – 3 August
Tag: Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Last on the Card – July 2022
Last Photo for July 2022
How wonderful to have thirty-nine people show us their last photos for June 2022. I don’t look at stats often any more but was intrigued to see about June as I was a bit down last month. Apart from the fabulous thirty-nine, there was ninety-one likes and an amazing 292 views. I don’t understand that bot WP stats have always confused me. Lastly, I’d like to thank everyone for cheering me up with their kind words and posts.
Like a lot of people I forget and am surprised at what was the last photo on the four devices I use to take photos. I went from –
- things
- to a new leaf
- to too far away
- early morning fuzzy
So let’s see what you have for July 2022
The rules are simple:
1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 31st July.
2. No editing – who cares if it is out of focus, not framed as you would like or the subject matter didn’t cooperate.
3. You don’t have to have any explanations, just the photo will do
4. Create a Pingback to this post or link in the comments
5. Tag “The Last Photo”
Here’s mine
From my Samsung Galaxy S9
From my Canon PowerShot A1200
From my Canon PowerShot SX70HS
From my Canon EOS 1300D
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Bits of yellow everywhere
Silent Sunday 19 April
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Yellow
Bren’s Photo For The Week Photo Challenge: Yellow
So much yellow to find but I shall have restraint lol
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Pastels – Flowers and a couple of others
I can see your place
A parade of black around here
The Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge from Sue: Black
There is quite a lot of black around here. Let’s sample a few shall we
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It’s Black and White
The May Photo a Day Challenge from Maria at CitySonnet: Silhouette
I have been doing silhouettes for quite some time now. These are my original photos converted to black and white and the outline of the birds redrawn by hand. The black enhanced and filled but not “flood filled” but each pixel or a group of pixels. The same process with the white part of my photograph.
I haven’t done any new ones for a while now as it is rather time consuming. I haven’t applied borders. When the photo is framed it doesn’t need a border but on the web page perhaps. I hope you enjoy my bird silhouettes.
This is the first one I attempted. A White-faced Heron who was sitting on a tree in my garden.
A Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo flying at my place
The distinctive tail shape of a Spangled Drongo
Another easily identified bird by their tail – a Rainbow Bee Eater
A Golden Whistler singing in the tree
One of my best and most complicated, a Wattlebird on a Banksia flower at Evans Head
The featured image is a Pied Cormorant keeping watch on the dam at my place
the old song
The new song
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Yellow
Sue’s Weekly Photo Challenge word prompt: Yellow
Let’s have an avalanche of yellow. So many yellows.
Some with a surprise inside
A native flower that is everywhere on my place
I had to have a Yellow Buterfly
Some Australian native plants have amazing yellow flowers
Gazania flowers burst yellow
Lovely yellow of a Zinnia
Yellow-faced Honeyeater outside of my window
A fly with a yellow face
The beauty of a yellow Rose
The fabulous yellow of a Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Zipping around the garden Yellow Dragonflies are jewels
and of course the wonderful Eastern Yellow Robin
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