Posts by David Hood
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Lilies, in late afternoon
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A better picture of a common skink, out basking in the late afternoon warmth and reluctant to move. Taken during my walk home.
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Another of the same traction engine
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How was the Dunedin Sound Exhibition?
I'd call it more of an exhibit than exhibition. Artefacts from the time with some accompanying social history, in a similar way to Dunedin in World War One or other exhibits. So it is presented as a natural part of the collection rather than a one off special event. I suspect this element got media attention more for the bringing the history of the collection into people's immediate past, rather than scope or depth.
Also, being behind traction engines is a cool reason for a slower than expected car trip.
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It is two buildings plus connections and extensions. One is the old Art Deco bus terminal.
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Reopening of the Early Settlers Museum today
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Someone had been rearranging rocks during the day
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I generally consider these, which are just starting to open, the best flowers to take close-ups of. Over December I will regularly stop and try different macro style shots.
Each bloom feels like some delicate astronomical model. -
Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand, in reply to Nora Leggs,
Gorgeous, as always.
There were also Eastern Rosella, but my hurried photos were a little out of focus
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From the mornings walk to work through the Dunedin Botanic Gardens
