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Winter Sun Bathers |
gum tree brach dropped by storm onto power lines
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a closer look reveals also a somewhat crushed garden shed
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testing a long lens means it can not get licked when photographing Max!
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Bailey always relaxed about photos
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testing an old film camera 500 mm mirror lens = 1000 mm digital lens: Black Mountain tower from the back porch
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Christine and David's joint birthday party.
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lunch with Kuang and Robert at Tilleys
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Storm clouds across Lake George (mostly dry)
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The 'refreshed' laundry from the completed kitchen.
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Healthy looking pantry
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from the outside to better illustrate the new 'rimber' look.
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The removal of the 'temporay' shelves (3 years later) from the lounge/dining room meant we could move all sorts of things around to open up the rooms. Bailey kindly once again offered to provide a sense of scale.
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This of course meant also that there was more room for some serious playing by the boys!
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Utilising an older 500 mm mirror film lens, which effectively makes the snowy mountains so close, as it is equivalent to a 1000 mm mirror digital lens (or medium telescope).
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Image taken with slight telephoto 100mm lens for comparison (used for most of the Snowy pics I have taken)
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A crisp winters morning with welcome sunshine
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