Day Thirty Seven
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More photos from the Botanical Gardens.
Day Thirty Eight
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A little clover flower, I wanted to try out a free download. I've never tried a photo veil before, sort of like a warming filter I thought. The download is available
here, check out the great post on adding the wow factor to your shots.
Day Thirty Nine
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I loved these puffy little yellow balls that this bee was buzzing around. But it was really windy and I had to hold onto the branch while I tried to focus on the bee. He kept buzzing past my ear, so I decided when I got this shot that I'd had enough.
Day Forty
I was lucky enough to spot a koala just off the walking track not far from our house.
Day Forty One
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My mum gave my son some old parts from some electrical appliances that had to be replaced. He loves tinkering around with them.
Day Forty Two
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Lawn weeds, I think my husband need to mow the lawns. They are quite pretty though I think.
Day Forty Three
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I loved the colours of these leaves.
21 comments:
Great shots, really like your flower shots but I love, love love the koala shot - sooo cute sleeping up in the tree. Made me smile and my daughter go awwwww! Lol
Wow, I'm wondering where you live to be able to photograph a koala in the trees, that's amazing! Soo cute. And the flower photos are beautiful!
Nevermind that silly question- I'm assuming Australia, that's just so awesome to me!
That's OK Jeska, we actually live in a suburban area but we're surrounded by a corridor of bush. I was told by a passerby that it's mating season so they're easier to spot and there are more of them. It's not a daily occurrence for me, they're usually harder to spot.
WOW- those are gorgeous & being that we don't have them just hangin' around here- I love the koala. Although my Aussie friend says they are not so nice- I still think they are adorable.
Awww The koalas are ahhh-dorable! They're so cuuute! =)
Thank you for visiting my blog, too! =)
Wow. You're flower shots are amazing. I adore them.
And the koala is amazing!
Marla @ www.blueskiesphotoblog.com
The flowers are lovely, and the koala too sweet. Very nice :)
Gorgeous, gorgeous shots! I love all the pretty bokeh you have going on and the shallow dofs!
All so beautiful! I DO so love visiting your blog! So you have jasmine flowering! I had been watching ours in bud (as I do every year) but now it has had to be removed to make way for a new fence.
The very first photo is a stunner! Love the pink tones in that one. All are very good, though!
Simply beautifully captured shots...lovely!
These are gorgeous! The Koala is ADORABLE and the bee photo is stunning!
wow! all of your shots are just stunning! seriously, these are just beautiful and gorgeous!!
Love that first photo, and the koala is so cute!!
It's so cool to think that you are able to spot a koala in the wild... even if it's not a regular sighting! Great captures! All of them!
These are beautifully inspiring! When I grow up, I want to take pictures just like you ;)
Sara,
Your work is so lovely! How fun to spot a Koala! It's like my northern friends who get excited when they hear about the mango and papaya trees in my backyard.
And how in the heck do you make old electrical appliance looks good? Fantastic.
love the isabelle la france textures, popping over to check out her blog.
I always forget what textures I've used cos I keep experimenting. By the time I remember that I should note down the textures, I've already closed the file. Happens all the time! :-/
The koala bear looks so cute (especially the second shot with his adorable nose)
Wow, you can see them in the wild - you are lucky lucky :)
P.S. the wonderful blurriness you get around your shots (is that called bokeh?), do you get it because you are using the extension tubes or can that be done with editing software? Love the bee shot and the first few flower ones (esp the first)
Sooo beautiful...the flowers are so nicely shot, love your choice of focus. Then you hit me with another adorable Koala...I'll be following the blog now ;)
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