Cape Gooseberry, yet to fruit in my garden.
Whitebreasted woodswallows, in the Kimberley region. Keeping together.
Love lines in the sand, Carnarvon, Western Australia
Solo mother, doing it for herself.
Camel lines on Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia.
Hurried post. Hope you enjoy!
As always
a dawn bird
In response to Judy Dykstra-Brown’s Photo Challenge: All Lined Up
Your photos are stunning, Dawnbird. Thanks so much for playing along!!!
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Thanks, Judy 🙂
I’m no photographer but enjoy sharing my part of the world with others.
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I take exception to that statement. You have a wonderful eye and that is 90 percent of photography!!!
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Thanks Judy! It’s the creative side to me I think. 🙂
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It’s my belief that everyone is an artist, it’s just that some never find their medium. I didn’t know I was an artist until in my later thirties when I started taking metalsmithing. Then it all poured out. I’d always been doing two dimensional art and I’m definitely three-dimensional, but without a chance to work with materials, how does one know? You found yours in your camera.
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Thank you Judy. One of our well known and loved authors from Perth, Elizabeth Jolley, published her first book in her 60s. Then, followed by many more.
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As always, beautiful pics. Loved ‘love lines in the sand’ the most.
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Thanks! Yes I love sand dunes!
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My pleasure. I love sand dunes too! 😊
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Great set of photos, D!
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Thanks, Eliza!
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Hurried you say, post is fabulous, wonderful set of photos.
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Thanks, Paul 🙂
Was trying to beat the taxi while posting. Got there in the end!
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Always the tension in the window of opportunity – I know it well 🙂
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I’m intrigued!
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Well, posting from airport lounges has been a challenge 🙂
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I wonder if you miss it? I know I would.
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Well, it’s less now, but this month I’m off east a couple of times 🙂
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Happy travels! Keep posting! Your poetry is amazing.
I’ve been averaging 10 sites a month but hoping to have some time off in July.
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Yes, that’s strenuous by the sounds of it, but I gather you enjoy the variety and the challenge of the travel and so many lovely places too judging by the photos.
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It is, and I do. I really do. There’s no way one could keep up with the pace unless one loved it.
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