first sample gallery, some recent photographs

[Aurelia]

Here is a link to Steve's bird photos, and a few other shots:

http://rosacea-support.org/community/vi ... 1&start=10

For bird photos, our dear Jen could give you both a run for your money. Sometimes there are dozens and dozens of those brightly-coloured birdies flocking in the trees in her garden, waiting to um, um, um, surprise anyone coming outside.

It's hard living in Australia, but I guess somebody's gotta do it. It wouldn't be fair to have all that incredible scenery and astonishing wildlife kept for the tourists alone.

Kind regards,

Aurelia

[David Pascoe]

As a distraction and as a bit of a creative outlet, taking photos and processing them on the computer is a heap of fun. Hope you enjoy these.


a lampshade at IKEA


Qantas 767-300


Flowering Gum


One of the local cafes


Aromatic Lily


A Visitor to our Lawn

[Lisamouries]

Jolie grenouille!

[hesperidianblue]

Yours photographs are greet so clear and detailed, I have an old photo camera with 3.2 pix and photo taken with it look nice only when shooting outside and some lovely scenery...
This are from my trip to Vrsac, Serbia, last year, taken few min before snow started, me freezing outside on top of mountain where is this medieval tower


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[hesperidianblue]

And some others from trip to Novi Sad, near Belgrade which is capital of Serbia (I live in Belgrade)...


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[Mike T]

Stunning scenery.

Thanks for uploading!

[Aurelia]

Yes, many thanks for those fabulous photos. You certainly did look half-frozen!

In the first photo, I loved the way the uplifted arms of the statues echoed the upward-reaching branches of the trees, especially the white tree. I wonder what species it is. It looks too broad for a white birch. Could it be a Himalayan birch? Surely not a ghost gum, which is a eucalyptus from Australia?

Novi Sad looks a delightful place, with such charming old buildings and so very well-maintained. I was fascinated by the roofing, especially the red and blue chevron stripes on the cathedral steeple, and also that tantalising glimpse of orange and green patterning seen in the last photo. Took me a wee while to realise that it is a side view of the cathedral. How unusual to have two such very different colour / pattern combinations on the same exterior!

Thanks for sharing,

Aurelia

[David Pascoe]

Love the shot of the castle tower in the yellow light, very dramatic with the dark skies behind.

Coming from a young country, it is always interesting to see old ruins. We are barely old enough to have ruins round here ...

[David Pascoe]

I haven't taken too many photos recently here are a couple though. OK I was lucky enough to be able to travel a bit this last year and looking back I have taken quite a few ...



Silkworms eating up a storm at our place.



Ostia Antica, near Rome.


Piazza Colonna, Rome.


Fonta di Trevi


from the Roman Forum back towards the colloseum.


The hills between Cork and Kinsale in Ireland.


Fuschias I think


St. Fin Barre's Cathedral, Cork


Hydrangeas.


Central Cork.


Central Cork.


Street Signs.

[David Pascoe]

And some others from trip to Novi Sad, near Belgrade which is capital of Serbia

There is so much to see in your part of Europe. Novi Sad (means new garden right?) looks lovely. I would love to be able to explore the balkans one summer.