Tag: Tasmania
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Moments of the Month – May 2016
Lots of Flowers this month – it’s been quite this month. Here’s what I love about these photos. **************** Peek-a-Boo Heart, soft colours Weird Phenomenon – Cobwebs everywhere – looking fairy-like in the morning dew Happy Colours, the purple seems to pulse out from the blue Robin Red Breast – searching diligently for Breakfast –…
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Monday Musing
I am a simple rock and you may judge me ’cause I’m not a glizty bit of bling, but the benefits of this are such, that I will not be plucked, and cut and stuck in a garish ring. © ceenoa
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Monthly Moments – April 2016
I love the shadow on the water – like some foreign ink writing Inverted photo of a Daisy Head – I love that little tuft on the side. This just says “Lush” to me – the colour, the softness, the sparkly drops of water. Quiet monotone colours of a Moth. New life opening, love the…
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Emotography – Week 14/2016
Busy If you would like to participate with your own Emotography post, and I would be very happy if you wanted to, check out my post EPE Invitation where I explain what it all means, and tell you how.
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Monthly Moments – March 2016
The clear drops on creamy gold * The silhouette of bird and branch * Creamy white against brick and leaves * The tight lead she has on her Ram * The stance, the way the feathers ruffle down his sides * A simple bubble, with miracle colours * The Yoga Moorhen
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Running before me bright splash of gold sunlight on water
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Moments of the Month – February 2016
I inverted this photo of an Eagle and a Crow, I love the change it makes to the birds, and the lavender grass. The Glow, the Crescent, the Craters. The Moon gives me a promise that there is more than what we know on Earth. This is a hard colour to photograph with my camera,…
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Moments of the Month- January 2016
Because I still take a lot of photographs, and posting just one a week for the EPE isn’t winnowing down my stock, I thought I’d showcase a few of my favourites at the end of each month, with just a few words as to why I like them. Strangely, although I usually prefer colour, this…
Ceenoa 
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