Pages
Archives
Categories
-
Recent Posts
Top Posts & Pages
- Five-Hundred Word Challenge 1552: Still Feel Good
- Face at an Edge
- Nobuo Uematsu: Over the Hill
- Distant Rainfall
- Cliff in Fog
- Weaving Through Valleys
- Storm Meets Clouds
- Sunlight on Wentworth Point
- One Thousand Word Challenge 97: Lengthy and Aimless Ramble
- One Thousand Word Challenge 148: I Started off Trying to Write Fiction and Successfully Failed at Doing so
Tag Archives: growth
Widening Tree
A long day with tales worth telling… maybe. For now, here’s a photo of a tree I’d been meaning to share for a while but hadn’t gone around to doing. It has an interesting shape and the lighting was right … Continue reading
From a Crevice
Growth happens in a lot of places, including this crevice in a wall in my backyard. It’s nice to see this kind of adaptability and exploitation of whatever space there is to grow. Not always, but here it’s nice. I … Continue reading
New Growth
A dramatic photo of a wollemi pine. I was trying to get a good photo from a particular angle that shows some of the new growth off. Think I did alright. I bought this particular wollemi pine last year because … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged flora, growing, growth, leaves, monochrome, pine, plant, stemp, wollemi
Leave a comment
Roots Against Asphalt
Here’s a photo I took today. I was photographing a theatre performance, had a few minutes of downtime, walked around a bit, took this photo. Found the contrast interesting. This is my submission into the three hundred-and-eighteenth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged asphalt, flora, footpath, growth, lens-artists, plant, roots, rubbish
4 Comments
Pycnoporus coccineus
Also known as orange bracket fungus. I took this whilst taking a short walk a few weeks ago. I Just tried to capture the fungus from this angle and I think I did okay. I hope you enjoy.
Posted in Photography
Tagged bracket, fungus, growth, log, nature, orange, pycnoporus, wood
Leave a comment
Rust and Decline
Taken a few weeks ago whilst walking along the coast. I framed these bolts intentionally, and now I realise I may have fudged it a bit, but I’m still happy with the results. I like how there’s these emerging marks … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged bolts, decay, decline, growth, monochrome, monochrome-madness, rust, rusting, structure
2 Comments
Lone Hump
When I took this photo I was trying to capture the hump in what I felt was an interesting way. I wasn’t thinking about the vegetation and how it made the hump seem more “on its own”, so to speak. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged clouds, dune, flora, growth, hump, landscape, nature, sand, vegetation
Leave a comment
Antoine Dufour: The Drive Within
One listen here. A few weeks ago I decided to write about three of Antoine Dufour’s songs and then I procrastinated. I’m not sure why I allowed myself to be hesitant; I think it might have to do with concerns … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged antoine dufour, certain, controlled, counterpoint, drive, freedom, growth, moving, shifts, wamrth, within
Leave a comment
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 1247: Adapting and Growing
The day stretches long and the colour in the sky is weird right now, but I can’t see much of it, so who knows really. Sitting here and very cold. Was going to write after some exercise as was warm. … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 1209: A Tough Choice
So there’s this gentle music playing right now and occasionally it is cut into by the sound of a drill going off. It creates a contrast that wasn’t needed but it does make one think. Anyway, now that I’m done … Continue reading


