Ripples

Dear Friends, You have my apologies, I have been on a long hiatus from this blog, but not, I’ll have you know, from photography. Many things have happened since I last wrote so… Continue reading →

Little pieces of the big picture

A school excursion to Pyrmont in Sydney on Friday proved to be a gloriously sunny day! We wandered amongst buildings both derelict and renewed. We watched fish swim under the wharf we lounged… Continue reading →

Perhaps it’s my age

At the ripe old age of sixteen, I feel I am beginning to see more of the world around me. Yes, the first Shrek movie came out 12 years ago and I remember… Continue reading →

Appreciation of my world

Apologies for the length between posts…school happened to get in the way! We’ve had the joy of late to spend time with some beautiful French exchange girls. Yesterday I had the pleasure of introducing… Continue reading →

Sweetly Serendipitous

A little bit of screaming, quite a bit of sunshine and a whole lot of fun! When spending the day out in Sydney, walking across the bridge, soaking in the views, showing our… Continue reading →

The Importance of being Glorious

It is holidays! A ha, the wonderfulness begins you say!? Well I agree dear reader…it does indeed. 3 days filled with the reading of Oscar Wilde as a backdrop to glorious weather of… Continue reading →

Spilt salt

You know how there’s always a few grains of salt left on the dinner table after you’ve all eaten? Are they called grains? I have no idea! Any way, you’re meant to chuck… Continue reading →

Don’t Call Me A Trainspotter

I’ve entered a competition. Oh dear! Nothing exciting is going to come of it…but it was a challenge for me and pushed me out of my little cushiony teal-lined comfort zone! The Sydney… Continue reading →

To tide you over

And a little bit of sunrise to tide you over for the day… The colours are phenomenal…I could see the orange tint through my window very early in the morning. I leaped out… Continue reading →

Liquorice Allsorts

A mixture of photos from yet another trip to Sydney. To you, it may seem I go out and about a lot…but actually the opposite is true! I am a homebody at heart,… Continue reading →

The BS on “Texture”

“Texture”. We use the term so loosely in the art and photography world. What do we mean by it? Why do we say it? Is it important? Can you see texture, or is… Continue reading →

The darker details

My boyfriend tells me I says sorry too much…so I’ll just say it once and be done with it. I’m really sorry for not posting since April. Ok…moving on! I live in a pretty… Continue reading →

Bonfire Night

The much anticipated night arrived. The family gathered. We rugged up. Bike stands were unlocked and pedals pushed. The dog let off the chain. The food prepared. The drinks carried over. The match… Continue reading →

All the time

“Oh wow, what a beautiful sunset!” I said to my little cousins as we sat on the side of a deserted road waiting for my uncle. “Yeah, we get these all the time”… Continue reading →

Stop taking photos!

“Stop taking pictures E!” said my cousin. Not getting enough attention obviously, or perhaps I wasn’t playing ninjas well enough or he was sick of me saying “SMILE!”. I’ve been out west for… Continue reading →

Hey City Look at me

City windows and buildings and lights and leaves and fountains…smile for the camera! Walking around the streets of Sydney, attempting to find the photos. David Jones pottering, the incessant feeling that you’ll be… Continue reading →

les oeufs de Pâques

Did the Easter bunny bring them…or perhaps the bells of France….or did the fairies hide them in your garden? I can’t decide which makes me smile more: seeing the glittery wrappers up a… Continue reading →

Indescribable Light

It only appears at a certain time in the afternoon on the border between Summer and Autumn, when it’s been a clear day and you’re traipsing through the countryside. It’s that indescribable light,… Continue reading →

When busy enters your weekend

A 4 day long weekend. One heck of a lot achieved! I was awoken on Saturday by the laughter of my cousins, we drove out to a mate’s farm to look at the… Continue reading →

Day Time Exists

I was in Canberra in the day time as well as the night…here are a few photos from the National Gallery and a yummy ice tea 🙂 Nothing exciting. E x