Capture: The Castle
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Between now and 21st December we would love you to go out and snap photos with whatever device you have to hand
Sounds like this is going to be the new Spring "this is what I took today" thread.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Crowds at Silo Sessions earlier in the year. Silo Cinema, Night Markets and Silo Sessions kicking off again this Friday. Weirdest thing, that photo on their page isn’t mine, but you’d be hard pressed to pick the difference.
“this is what I took today”
Possibly. But I wouldn’t mind if you took it yesterday. ;-)
The Spring thread has been a lot of fun though, so happy for the flowers and colours to keep going there, and perhaps this will go on a different track?
Or people could just have some cake and share their highlights of the year?
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choose a winner, and give them a Lumix LS5 Compact Camera for Christmas
I’d have to recommend turning off the auto-stabilizer on that camera for best results!
Hey, and well done everyone who has sweated, posted, workshopped, contributed, commented and most of all - who shared an amazing array of photos.
Love it!
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David Hood, in reply to
and perhaps this will go on a different track?
Here is something I took today, that is not a flower. Common Skink (Oligosoma nigriplantare polychroma). Dunedin Botanic Gardens.
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Taken yesterday, my new sculpture . ” La Luna” Female Dreaming.
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JacksonP, in reply to
” La Luna” Female Dreaming.
That's a beauty Sofie. Local artist?
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
No , Inver Art out of Barcelona.
Soo no photos yet of the Mt Tongariro eruption ?
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Hebe, in reply to
Lovely.
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Happy Birthday Capture, and hurrah for all of us! Been a fantastic place to hang out and share, and always full of beauty and surprises.
Arohanui to you all.
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Jos,
Hoorah for all of us!
Someone left this unattended near me
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As it happens, I took this yesterday (and posted it to Camera+) while walking the dog around the outside of the Botanic Gardens in ChCh.
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Oh yes, happy birthday! And thanks for the print! [That's enough exclamation remarks. Ed.]
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Gareth, in reply to
There's this one via Twitter.
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Russell Brown, in reply to
Here is something I took today, that is not a flower. Common Skink (Oligosoma nigriplantare polychroma). Dunedin Botanic Gardens.
Cool.
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Islander, in reply to
ommon Skink (Oligosoma nigriplantare polychroma). Dunedin Botanic Gardens.
Peeking out- yesss!
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This has been such a wonderful place/home for our photos. And me being me, of course, I feel like it's brought me a bit closer to some of you, as you share a bit more of yourselves through your photos. Speaking of which, a very special person has been in Auckland this week, and we availed ourselves of the marvellous Cornwall Park the other night. She kept apologising for stopping to take photos. But I think it was worth it.
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I think I prefer the uncropped version. Dear Jackie, you were very patient with me! Such a lovely evening with lovely company. And beautiful Auckland the star of the show. :-)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
I think I prefer the uncropped version.
That's lovely : ) Was great to catch up with you in person too. Can relate to the slow walk where there is something to snap every few paces. Hope you are getting all your other Auckland attractions in : )
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Love you guys & your work - contributors & commenters alike. Here's a couple from my morning & lunchtime walks in Christchurch. This is on Durham Street.
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Coincidentally I clocked 10,000 photos on my camera by taking pics at the Japan: Kingdom of Characters exhibition.
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The curtains are blowing in the windows of the Holiday Inn.
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Saw someone taking a pic of themself by the Wongi & Ikarus mural in the Re:START.
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Another one from this morning - the SCAPE Rachael Dewhirst mural gets more bits coloured in.
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And lastly, I had a look at my old workplace on Gloucester Street, it's now the last building on its block.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Seeding the sky.
Love you guys & your work – contributors & commenters alike.
Thanks Kebabette. Appreciate the comments and the great photos.
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