Walks are good, walks in nature are great, walks in nature with a camera are best!
Trying out portrait setting on my phone.
Foliage and Colour part 2 – Close-Ups
31/08/2020Foliage and Colour part 1 – Jewellery
30/04/2020
For no particular reason I have not kept up with my blog rhythm of posting once a month. In the coming weeks I will be posting a few photos of nature to make up for it.
This first one reminds me of jewellery, long, wild, and colourful necklaces 🙂
A Bike Ride through Dune Wonderland
29/12/2019
A few images as a memory of some great bike rides I did this year. More to follow in the new year. I did not bring my heavy camera, but tried out only using my mobile phone. Although not quite the same, it is handy, smaller and above all lighter!
Thanks to everyone visiting and following my blog, and for your comments this year.
Wishing you all the best for a good and colourful 2020! Keep being inspired and inspiring.
All about Flowers
27/09/2019
A little bit of green
29/07/2019
Photos of a very enjoyable bush walk, and an invitation for tips on editing the colour. I don’t always find it easy to get the right balance of red, green and blue in these bush images. Thank you beforehand.
Flowers in a different light
26/06/2019
Outside
Inside
Some florists have a particular talent for showing their beautiful and colourful products. On one of my walks I came across this one, and just loved the low lighting.
Stay tuned for more flower(shop) photos.
Bushwalk
30/04/2019
Taken with mobile phone on a lovely bushwalk. Delighted to find the silver fern’s koru, which signifies ‘new life and growth’, and the face with the cicada nymph exoskeleton as a tattoo!
Streets of Portugal
31/03/2019
In Peniche.
Balance
27/02/2019
Found on one of my walks, shot with mobile phone.
Handicraft
25/01/2019
I thought I would start the new year with some handicraft. It’s something that inspires me and I’m planning to do this year, hoping to be able to combine it with my photography in some way.
These images were shot in Geyer, a small town in Saxony, Germany. There was a medieval festival the day I visited to celebrate that Geyer had been a town already for 550 years. It was an unexpected and fun morning! And now I’m off to my crochet workshop……
Crea 2010 