Climatically white is often associated with snow. In the Southern Hemisphere, white is synonymous with the beach and clouds. I’ve added flora and fauna as well. This is a long scroll!
Shell Beach, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Sea wave at the shore, Jurien Bay, Western Australia
White kite, Binningup, Western Australia
Christmas angel, Christmas 2020
Framed in sand, Western Australia
Iceberg rose, my front garden, Western Australia
Snow drops at my front door, Western Australia
Fire whirlwind and summer clouds, East Kimberley outback, Western Australia
Cabbage white butterfly … destructive and beautiful. Pilbara region, Western Australia
Ah! such memories of places and experiences.
Until next time
a dawn bird
In response to Word Photo Challenge: White
I wanted to visit Shell Beach up in Shark Bay some day. I was there to see white shells. I did. Trillions of them.
I love photographing seagulls, perhaps because of my love for the book ‘Jonathan Livingston Seagull’. They remind me, I was given wings of freedom. So I chart my own course and fly.
I also love the white wave that brings a poised surfer to shore.
The white sundew in spring.
A beautiful pest, the arum lily, blooms in the hundreds, roadside in Busselton in the south west.
The exquisite white boab flower that blooms up in the Kimberley.
The snowdrops that bloom at my front door, around the anniversary of my father’s passing.
Then there are the roses in my garden. Some pure white.
Others, tinged with pink.
And then there are those that appear against the white picket fence. They are the first thing I see when I return from trips. They say “Welcome home”.
A Shared Space 
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