Old Scribbly

To celebrate making it through 6 months or 180 days I decided on something a little over processed and abstract.

I didn't know if I'd make it this far, but so far so good. It's become part of the routine. Take the camera almost everywhere, try to get a few shots each day, and get one online in the evening.

A few stats... 3698 page views so far. Best month was May with 969 page views and June not too far behind. That's over 30 a day over the last two months. Wow. More than I would have ever expected. If you're one of the 30 or so daily visitors drop in a comment to let me know what you think of the journey so far. I'd also love to know how you first found the site.

Cheers. Only 6 months to go!

What the ...

Not sure what to say about these guys. They live on the fridge. With biscuits inside. But I ate them.

Harley Hill

Just out of Berry is a rambling old cemetary at Harley Hill. On dusk it takes on an atmosphere that only a 100 year old, overgrown and neglected cemetary could.

Update

Attempting to breathe a new lease on life into a seriously old computer. But it could take a while.

Coffee Time

Creative inspiration came from Lauren for today's photo.

High and Dry

This old timer is high and dry at the Lady Denman Museum complex in Huskisson, on the shores of Jervis Bay.

Dog days

The comedian W.C. Fields is credited with the line, “Never work with children or animal." He was right! If you see more flowers and sunsets in the coming weeks, you'll know why.

Rubber Planet

QR

I've been playing with QR codes, thinking of ways to use them in class. Can you read this QR code?

Sydney's Icon

Early morning walk to The Rocks before the 2nd day of the 1to1 Learning Unconference. Very different to your average conference, in a good way. Now to try to digest all the new info.

This photo was taken from just near Pier One, not long after sunrise.

Cockle Bay

In the big smoke for a conference at Darling Harbour.

Cambe Fireworks

Every year our little village of Cambewarra holds a community based fireworks night. The fire brigade, school and cubs all chip in to provide the people power needed to make the night a huge success, both as a social event and as a fundraising event.

Out the back

I've had shots taken from the back yard. This one is shooting back toward the house from down the road.

Arrrhhh

Arrrhhh. If you don't know why this photo represents an Arrrhhh moment, show it to your network administrator. They'll know!

After a very smooth network upgrade today, we had an Arrrhhh moment.

Little Frog

Very little frog. Climbing the back door. It was about 1 cm long. Tiny.

Duck

No comment!

Bottles

Lots of dropper bottles for a chem prac today. First phone-photo in quite a while.

Casper

Casper the friendly ....... ummm ....... alpaca.

21 Today

Yesterday actually. My first niece, Ashley. Today was a bit of a family gathering to celebrate. Happy Birthday Ashley.

Better Days

I've got no idea what this piece of machinery once was, but whatever it was, it's seen better days.

Pencil

Up close and personal with a pencil.

Billy Goat Gruff

After 2 days in quarantine, I had to get out for a while. This short walk is right in suburbia in North Nowra.

Hot Light

Seriouly bright halogen lamp.

New Toy

Grandma and Grandpa have a new toy. Can you tell what it is from the photo? First correct entry wins a gold star!

Plant Thing

Don't know what this thing is, but it looks good!

Lightly Browned

Trying my hand at making an interesting image from a very ordinary object. Not sure if I'm succeeding!

In the Bag

Need a photo. Lolly bag sitting beside me. Point the lens in the bag. Click. Done.

Autumn Dewdrop

Not actually autumn, but the morning light on the dew on the leaves was just beautiful.

Seagull

Another bird! Interesting how the project develops. I'm not going looking for the bird photos, but they keep finding me.

Kookaburra