Capture: Roamin' Holiday
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
On the way home from Martinborough
Nice photo Jos (methinks).
Morning dew on the beginnings of a Punga -
Morning dew on the Aloe
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
He could have turned around eh?
Sometimes the backside will do ;)
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
Morning dew on the Aloe
As they stood on the steps, the high grassy bank on which the aloe rested rose up like a wave, and the aloe seemed to ride upon it like a ship with the oars lifted. Bright moonlight hung upon the lifted oars like water, and the green wave glittered the dew.
"Do you feel it. too," said Linda, and she spoke to her mother with that special voice that women use at night to each other as though they spoke in their sleep from some hollow cave -- "Don't you feel that it is coming towards us?"Katherine Mansfield, Prelude.
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Jos,
inside Wellington, the steps down from the choir loft in St Mary of the Angels
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JacksonP, in reply to
Succulents.
inside Wellington, the steps down from the choir loft in St Mary of the Angels
Nice.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Morning dew on the Aloe
Lovely shot Sofie.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
inside Wellington, the steps down from the choir loft in St Mary of the Angels
Nice.
Very.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Wellington, the steps
More Wellington stairs.
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Hebe, in reply to
Jos: Nice +1.
Spiral stairs in the Catholic basilica in Christchurch
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Hebe,
Basilica stairs at the back of the altar. Stairway to Heaven?
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Hebe,
View two: Basilica stairs at the back of the altar.
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Hebe,
Basilica inside
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Hebe, in reply to
Another beauty - love your works Sofie.
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Well just to keep it fresh, and since dogs don't have their own part of this blog yet, and entirely keeping with the theme of this thread: Ruby and I spent a few hours with some very dear friends of mine. (Sharp Frames, Cockburn Rd, Grey Lynn - excellent art framer. Gotta get the plug in!)
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Islander, in reply to
May I ask, as someone who is quite hand-oriented, if the Sharp friend is aware of how extremely unusual her hand is?
And hey! The dog is a friendly beauty! -
Jackie Clark, in reply to
I don't know if she is, Islander! I shall apprise her of your opinion, tomorrow. Mind, I've known her hand for over 30 years so I never noticed.
And yes, the ruby is a very friendly beauty. Most of the time. -
Islander, in reply to
And yes, the ruby is a very friendly beauty. Most of the time.
ALL dogs are most of the time!
I do not forget the occaision when one of my younger brother’s dogs (an adolescent
great dane) decided to bale me up – I kicked it hard in the arse and my brother came out and hugged me – and kicked it again. Dogs are a species that learn from dominance.
My family have always appreciated the company of cats and dogs – we love them.
But- we never let them get the boss hand- -
Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Islander you are so right. I love the way you decided to stop that dane bailing you up. People tend to forget not everyone loves a dog blocking their path and barking at them.
'Oh he wont bite' might be true for them but not for anyone else.
Keeping the upper hand is so important, children or dogs. AmenEnclosed our pet.
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
Oh, those eyes. Bless.
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Steve Barnes, in reply to
Thanks Hebe, love your stairwells. Got a few this morn I quite like.Nature again. Hey, I'm in the bush.....
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
That was posted on a borrowed laptop Hebe and it should have been my profile but I am sure Steve meant the same anyway. ;)
So here is another photo I took this morn. -
JacksonP, in reply to
stairwells
QV Building Sydney.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
stairwells
Oh, look over there ----> it's another dog
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Hebe, in reply to
stairwells
QV Building Sydney.Wow!
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