Will make this the final post from Sunday's walk. A touch of aloe.
Photography is a real gift, it gives me a reason to go out and take a walk. To get a little sunshine, or walk in the gardens, or watch a few of the birds. We still have a lot of nature at our doorstep, even here in the middle of the city.
I have no idea what these flowers were. Felt like velvet. Lumpy and rich in tone. The bees liked them though. Maybe in the sage family from my recollection of the leaves.
I had to include my favourite murder-bird in this thread. Such elegant little killers. I love that song, and the way they move as a group. They flow through a habitat. When they stare you down, you get a sense that there a lot going on behind those bold yellow eyes.
Same lens, this time up close on the pansy beds. The 10-25mm F1.7 is easily my favourite lens for MFT bodies.
A certain kind of sunny. Winter light is a bit special, and the last few days have been still and clear like the calm before a storm. Cool and sunny, although perhaps not quite cool enough.
Took a video with my phone of trying to take photos with my camera and we now know that the LUMIX S9 is cockie rated with five stars :)
Took a few shots with my LUMIX S9 as well, because every so often I masquerade as a photographer! 35mm F1.8 lens does the trick.
Finally the sun pops through. Only in the first few minutes is the sun cooled down enough to expose on camera. Within a few seconds it rises higher into the atmosphere, and floods the lens.
First light reveals classic rock formations of the Kimberley Coastline. Sandstone so old I can't count that far back. #KimberleyCoast #Photography #Lumix
