roadtrip
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A sneaky afternoon drive
North of Adelaide, near Owen. It’s a little overcast but still a lovely afternoon. Port Wakefield, South Australia. Enjoy your weekend, friends. Continue reading
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Rust, ruin, and bridge cameras
***** Reposted with permission from the Rusty Ruin Journal, 2024. There’s something delightful about rust. Patches of red, brown, and black, especially rough and grim, signifying the decay of something once prized. It’s a reminder that nothing lasts forever. It gives one pause to consider time, relentless and vast. Also a good excuse to post Continue reading
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Get to know your town
Take a drive. Bring your camera (phone, haha). Be curious. You’ll never know what you’ll discover. Explore where you live, friends. Continue reading
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Sun’s out
A delightful day out with friends. Exploring a few towns. Starting the right way by meeting a new friend. Be curious, friends. Continue reading
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It’s nearly mid week…
Time for a photo pick me up. Hope you are having a great a week, friends. Continue reading
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Down the Port with the SMC Super Macro Takumar 50mm
****REPOSTED WITH PERMISSION. IF YOU ENJOY THIS, VISIT THE LONELY RUIN ON WORDPRESS****. I’ll admit that I’ve never been a photographic specialist. I’m not into landscapes or portraits or macros, as much as I’m just into photography in general. Having a niche is great, but it doesn’t really satisfy my curiosity much and I’d rather Continue reading
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Moving through the mid week slump
This was us on Sunday. Fresh air. Cool breezes. Outdoors. Adventure. Hiking. Friends. Laughing. Chatting. Planning. And the odd bit of back slapping as we affirmed our 4km accomplishment up and down paths and rocks. The walk (hike) was stunning. There had been a fire through here at some point, and it was lovely to Continue reading
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When the world calls…
Looking back at photos from our last trip and this photo hits true for me. Getting out on the open road and heading off on a new adventure. Exploring somewhere different. Meeting some new folk. Learning the history and stories of others. Making memories. I’m so grateful. Continue reading
The Second 50 