Thursday, April 28, 2011

March 12 - 18 of 365

My garden in a droplet 71 / 365
The rain continues to come down so I'm persisting with droplet refraction. I still think it's amazing! This droplet shows my front lawn, trees and some of the spider lily that it is clinging to.
Sorry to continue with the droplets, I won't post one tomorrow ;-)

Busy butterfly 72 / 365
Now this is not a great photo but I really like how you can see her profile. She is a Blue Triangle Butterfly (Graphium sarpedon), at least I think so but please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm new at this. I rarely see these ones so I thought I was really lucky to shoot her at all. That's a white duranta she's about to land on.

Another day, another beautiful sunset 73 / 365
If you enlarge it you can see a grasshopper on a stalk of grass to the right of the shot.

Sunshine on a cloudy day 74 / 365
This rainbow really was as intense as it looks. It was late afternoon with sunshine to the right, black clouds to the left and a beautiful rainbow in the middle.
Not long after this I walked down the road and took yesterday's sunset.

Dianella droplet 75 / 365
The rain keeps falling which means more opportunities for me to take droplet shots. The droplet is hanging to a Dianella bud which is refracting the garden surrounding it.

Pink Torch Ginger 76 / 365 (Etlingera elatior)
This is a beautiful tropical ginger, not edible. I used one of these flowers to rescue the gorgeous butterfly that so happily posed for me -
http://365project.org/bella_ss/365/2011-03-05

Granddaughters 77 / 365
The girls stayed with us after school today. They have crazy hair because it was 'shave for a cure' but the kids just get their hair sprayed with colour and teased up. We went walking on Towers Hill, had a great time and came home very hot, thirsty and tired.

6 comments:

  1. I love all your droplets Sheralee. I'm hoping to start to capture some myself once we get more leaves and flowers blooming.

    Even though your butterfly isn't perfect it certainly is a fabulous shot. To capture it coming in for a landing is super! You captured so much detail in its body!

    I love the shots of your granddaughters too! All that wispy grass is very cool.

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  2. That butterfly shot is great. I like that the body/face is so sharp- it makes it look like that little butterfly is definitely on a mission to get somewhere.

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  3. I love your sunset Sheralee, especially the grasshopper. The rainbow photo is wonderful with the array of clouds. I saw a lady taking a photo of her three daughters wearing red tu tu skirts up on the hill. It's a great photography place, isn't it?

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  4. It is beautiful up there Lesley, especially after so much rain.

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  5. You continue to amaze, Sheralee. These are all gorgeous, but the rainbow photo took my breath away. I love the play of light and shadow, and the fluffy cloud being washed over by the storm.

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  6. Breathtaking all of them... but I really love the one of the girls on the rock amongst all the grass. Lovely lighting

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