This week’s theme is “Furry” and here’s one of our Australian furry critters …
Category: PhotoHunt
Photo Hunt – Chipped
Photo Hunt – Hat(s)
Photo Hunt – Aftermath
This week’s theme is “Aftermath” and I had a couple of choices – the aftermath of volcanic activity on our club skifield and clubhouse, or the aftermath of a drunken night in Fiji with half a moustache missing … but I decided on these photos that show the Aftermath of a bushfire in Fiji. We used to own a timeshare in the Fijian islands, and our island was consumed in flames one night. Unfortunately I didn’t get any photos of the fires themselves as I was too busy carrying water to the guys on the front line etc, but it was one hairy night that’s for sure! As you can see from one of the photos, the fire got awfully close to our buildings! You can also see that the walking track made a good firebreak – the photo of Mum and Akuila is like a before and after shot! That’s one aftermath I’m not keen to repeat for a while …
Photo Hunt – Hope
Photo Hunt – Squeaky
Photo Hunt – Wide
This week’s theme is “Wide” and I have to admit I really struggled with this theme! While tempted to put a photo of my rear end, I finally opted against this, and decided on these gorgeous fellas from Timbertown – I love the “Wide horns” they have (OK, pushing the imagination a bit, but it’ll have to do!).
Photo Hunt – Favourite
This week’s theme is “Favourite” and I’m being boring and predictable by choosing my favourite duck shot – there are plenty of Favourite items I could have chosen, but I’m away from home and running out of time!
Then, for a change, is another of my favourite photos – this one of a bee on lavender:
Photo Hunt – Breakfast
This week’s theme is “Breakfast” and this is my ultimate luxury treat for breakfast (or more generally a lazy brunch on the weekend). I didn’t have any bagels, which is my preference, so I thought I’d try this Italian olive bread … yummo! All it needs is a good cappuccino to wash it down!! 😀
Photo Hunt – Metal
This week’s theme is “Metal” and here’s a metal sculpture from the Enchanted Maze Garden in Victoria:
And my second choice is this metal urn at a temple in Hong Kong used for burning incense – I don’t know why, but I really love this photo, with just a faint hint of the incense smoke burning.