Time to get out and photograph some flowers again -with the lensbaby!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Lyttelton, September2009
This was another workshop by Mary Jo Bedford, that I attended on advanced Lensbaby, and the project here was 'Bricks,Blocks, and Balustrades' It was really good, as it made you more focussed.
Surat Bay, Catlins, August 2009
Beautiful ripples in the sand, I must go back and take more pictures in this area.
There were actually 3 sea lions playing in the water, biting each other, and I had to be a little careful as well,as they charged me a couple of times letting me know that I was too close.
Bit difficult when you are looking through the lens of the camera.
Lovely sand patterns looks like celery or trees.
Lake Tekapo, Mid August, 2009
This was rushing water at Lake Alexandrina, and I just brought out the colours in
and it looks like a fiery opal.
Lake Alexandrina
Lensbaby of the dinghy
New Regent St with lensbaby,
A couple of my friends who also have lensbabies, decided that we need to get out and practise with them, so we had a lovely afternoon in New Regent Street, where there are coffee bars, and the tram comes through.
The bears are escaping!
This gorgeous young corgi was sitting on the counter in a shop.
Flock Hill, LT Winter School- 24th - 26th July 2009
As we were staying at Flock Hill, we were able to obtain the keys to get through the gate into the rock escarpment, that is referred to as the Narnia Rocks. We were up early enough but were not in position for the lovely sky in time. We were not sure where to go, so had to make the most of where we were. Climbed a hill and got up amongst the rocks, as the sun was coming up. Saw a couple of falcons while there, but of course had the wrong lens on.
Cass
It was pretty miserable and bleak when we moved on to Cass after lake Pearson, and these poor horses were covered in frost.
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