Measured
Written by benjamin on July 10th, 2009
Water gauges on the edge of Lake Monger reflect the recent rains.
The Duxton
Written by benjamin on July 9th, 2009
Perth from the Esplanade.
Dappled
Written by benjamin on July 8th, 2009
The floor of what probably should be a river but isn’t until the winter rains really kick in is illuminated by gaps in the canopy.
Radiate
Written by benjamin on July 7th, 2009
Plam fronds are cast lazily against a winter’s sky on the shores of Lake Monger.
Basking II
Written by benjamin on July 6th, 2009
An Eurasin Coot preening itself on one of the old boat ramps on the shore of Lake Monger.
Kudos to the Australian Museum‘s Birds In Backyards website for making it easier to identify birds!
Descending
Written by benjamin on July 5th, 2009
The Avon Descent is on at the start of August and travelling into the Perth hills today to the Walyunga National Park revealled a bevy of eager folk unloading kayaks and readying themselves to practice some of the rapids including the gentleman in the photo.
Resplendent
Written by benjamin on July 4th, 2009
A Black Swan (cygnus atratus) curiously eyes the photographer as it gracely cruises along the water of Lake Monger.
And so I’m back. It’s been nice having a break, but, it’s back to the world of taking photos and sharing them! And hopefully, with a few surprises to come on this site in the coming months.
A break, of sorts
Written by benjamin on June 29th, 2009I’ve taken and am taking (as one may have noticed) a break from all deadlines and posting requirements and the need to have things done by a certain time. At least for the next few days. More images coming from next week! Thanks to everyone who visits and offers kind words.
Consecutive
Written by benjamin on June 18th, 2009
The Fremantle line as seen from the Leighton Beach footbridge.
Footbridge at Loch McNess
Written by benjamin on June 17th, 2009
The footbridge across Loch McNess is fringed by remnants of the fires which affected Yanchep National Park at the start of 2009.