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Pleasant Morning

Vivid Sydney is a laser light show on various buildings. The Opera House being one of the main attractions.

Auckland Harbour on a sunny afternoon.

The fin that Turret Arch is carving away is over 100 feet wide, but the arch itself is relatively young and small. There is a secondary, smaller arch directly to the right of the main arch, and maybe within a few hundred thousand years or so the two of them will join to create a larger arch.

Cruising Melbourne’s great City.

This was taken late on Christmas eve 2011 via an old nokia phone camera, what a capture.

Calm seas have made a flat, broad beach.

Sunset behind a shallow beach depression that will soon become a rip channel.

In March this year, our beaches succumbed to a red algal bloom that turned the waves blood red. I wanted to see what the algae looked like up close and personal.

The bridge that gave me refuge from the storm.

I was in Adelaide recently photographing Adelaide’s “City Bridge”.
Sudden downpour made me take refuge under the bridge.
Sony a6000 w/ 16-50 lens
1/8th sec; F10; ISO 6400 (handheld)

Not quite ripe Cape Gooseberries. I like the way that the petals surround and hold the fruit without touching it (at least when they hang down from a vine).

Three persimmons but only one you can eat. The other two are from Japan and hold condiments.

Up close to a cucumber slice.

The Tamar River is backdropped by three modest yet magnificent mounts, Mount Arthur, Mount Barrow, and Ben Lomond. Nestled on the banks of the Tamar River in Tasmania are homes and one of the largest apple orchards in the Southern Hemisphere.

Apples need two important things to grow into really healthy fruit – sunshine for photosynthesis (needed to make the fruit itself) and frost for staving off harmful bacteria (needed to protect the fruit). This photo captures the delightful harmony of both elements working to produce the world’s finest apples.

One’s own life is like a stage to everybody… And, every people has to perform on the stage of his/her own… Thus, everyone is the, and the only, protagonist on his/her own stage…and, simultaneously, the only clown as well.