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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Spring colour, sunset and wallaby

Well after all it is Wednesday so why not a mixed bag of images from 'the block'.

Sprigs of new growth are pushing through what seems impenetrable bark.

©2012 Barry Smith - Fragment of new life
The maples along our 'stone river' are really showing their colour at the moment. A couple of weeks ago they were just sticks

©2012 Barry Smith - Maple blaze
The mother wallaby is visiting and sitting amongst the bushes; and she has a new joey in the pouch - very exciting.

©2012 Barry Smith - Must be a comfortable spot
The dry season continues and smoke is present on the horizon most evenings - it does make for some spectacular sunsets.
©2012 Barry Smith - Smoke and sunset
Sunsets even look good through the textured glass door. This photo is not altered.

©2012 Barry Smith - Sunset through glass
And because the photos were taken with the iPhone - here are a few altered-enhanced photos.

©2012 Barry Smith - Fragment of new life - altered
©2012 Barry Smith - Smoke and sunset - altered
©2012 Barry Smith - Sunset through glass - altered 1
©2012 Barry Smith - Sunset through glass - altered 2
Life is returning to normal on the block. Yesterday I cleaned out the garden shed; attached new hoses for the fire season; and started to sort some of my metal off cuts.

I'm planning to do a metal off-cut giveaway - but more of that on Friday.


3 comments:

  1. Great photos, Barry, and that last altered sunset through glass is mesmerising. Lovely to see your wallaby mum, that's very exciting. The maples are stunning, I love the way they burst into colour just as you're wondering if they've died over winter.

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  2. Absolutely fabulous images. They'd look great in a book.

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  3. C&JM - thanks for your comments.C- the colours of spring are invigorating. The sunset through the glass sure offers manipulation opportunities. JM - I do think there will be an iPhoneography 2012 book. Go well. B

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