Capture: Upside Down, Inside Out
601 Responses
First ←Older Page 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 … 25 Newer→ Last
-
Just don’t….
-
And from the glass houses
-
Glasshouse or Aquarium?
-
Hebe,
The sky-painters are at work this evening
-
Jos,
They do a great job!
-
Nora Leggs, in reply to
Beautiful!
The tree painters were out too….
-
Hebe, in reply to
The tree painters were out too…
Purdy. Dip-dying day by the look.
-
Jos,
It's lovely when your eye sees the special things!
-
Hebe, in reply to
It’s lovely when your eye sees the special things!
I see the special things often. It's the "capturing" I am finding a challenge. My own laptop rather than a shared PC will help that.
-
Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Flutter-by net?
I see the special things often.
It’s the “capturing” ...Can I 'borrow' that?
-
Milking the Winter Garden collection again……
Inside the hothouse (reflected in the lily pool)
Brick and tile takes on a new look
And one of the doves that is sitting on that brick column
-
Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Inside the hothouse
Dante's Infernery?
-
Hebe, in reply to
Yes you can! Happy to be of help.
-
Swannee
-
Surely running out of Winter Garden pictures soon.....
glaring sun shines straight through the hot house
-
Hebe, in reply to
The green water in the swan pic is amazing.
-
Jos,
That light through the hot house is hot Nora
-
Keeping time.
-
Reflection from the biggest puddle, near Lake Ellesmere.
-
Reflection from the biggest puddle, near Lake Ellesmere.
"Biggest mud-puddle" isn't it?
Nice pic though. Surface effects hide a multitude of sin.
-
Nora Leggs, in reply to
Keeping time.
Would that be four o'clock or eight o'clock? : )
-
Nora Leggs, in reply to
Reflection from the biggest puddle
Glorious, mud or not!
-
Chris Waugh, in reply to
Eight, and the puddle must've evaporated by now considering yesterday's clear blue skies and fearsome heat.
-
And lo! The waterlily in the hothouse is getting ready to flower....
-
Hebe, in reply to
A stunner of a photo.
@Chris Waugh: Much of the farmland around Tai Tapu, Motukarara and Lake Ellesmere (Waihora) was flooded by a rainstorm around the time of the supermoon. The water was right up and past the main road to Little River in many places when I was out there at the weekend. I have never seen it so high, and it’s taking a long time to drain.
Post your response…
This topic is closed.