Showing posts with label PhotoHunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PhotoHunt. Show all posts

Saturday, May 10, 2008

PhotoHunt :: Open photo

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group at Seahouses
It'a my Mother-in-law's 80th birthday today - that's her with her arms around my niece's partner's shoulders ... Happy Birthday Dee!

Saturday, May 03, 2008

PhotoHunt :: Time

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Cat abseiling at 3.32 exactly
My niece abseiled down a church tower in Derby for charity ... at about 3.32pm

Saturday, April 05, 2008

PhotoHunt 104 :: Glass

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A very good night

Better late than never, my take on the theme glass. Yes, it was a very good night!!

Saturday, March 29, 2008

PhotoHunt 103 :: High

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The road to Andorra
I have never made it all the way up that moutain but I have been all the way up to Andorra. That road you can see in the picture led high up into the Pyrenees.

Saturday, March 22, 2008

PhotoHunt 102 :: Metal

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Handbag
Handbag
Now you could rattle your house keys around in that satisfactorally ... couldn't you?

Monday, March 17, 2008

PhotoHunt :: I spy

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Ok, you can see the little yellow bird - that's easy. But can you spy it's nest?

Weaver bird



Clicking on the picture enlarges the image making it much easier to see the dangling round nest.

Saturday, December 22, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Light

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I love to look at light over water - sunrise or sunset or fireworks, you name it. Particularly when there are rocks involved. You have to look for the light in these pictures BUT it's there!

Rockpool at dawn

Shimmering ripples

Saturday, December 15, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Small

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Small dragon, genus Common Welsh Green
Well you didn't think dragons started full size did you? They have to start somewhere ... for starter, there are small dragons all over Wales

Saturday, December 08, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Long

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Umhlanga beach - looking south, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

Can you see the end of the beach? Way down there in the distance? Past the light house, just keep on walking! I was in South Africa, near Durban, the beach went on and on for ever. It was a long walk back.

Saturday, December 01, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Red

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Art work at the Durban BAT Centre
The red bead work dishes in the centre stand out for me. Hundreds of hours of work in each one. I just couldn't afford one - they were worth every rand. So I just had to settle for a red chilli key-ring.
red key ring

Saturday, November 24, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Hot

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This week's PhotoHunt was Hot ... I could of course gone and stalked the delightful Hugh, or the gorgeous Viggo for a week or two - but that just wouldn't have been right. So I give you instead ... my infamous* Lamb and Fig Tagine!
Lamb and fig tagine

I don't think I realised how hard it is to photograph steam. Bit like catching it in your hand really :o) It was certainly hot and I think I managed to capture the steam.
* It's the figs - poor love's bowels just can't cope!

Saturday, November 17, 2007

PhotoHunt :: I love France!

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St Jean-de-Luz from the headland

I love France, particularly the Basque and Lot regions. This photo is in the Basque country; a view of the beach at St Jean de Luz, looking south east towards the Pyrenees. I really do love France ... well, most things about it - the people, the language, the countryside, the beaches, the food* and of course the fact that my parents live there. Lots more French photos for you to enjoy ici.
* It must be said I don't much care for the accordion music.

Saturday, November 10, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Flexible

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How do you get home

We were coming home from a party and there wasn't enough room in the car for Simon ... so we bent him in half and he fitted in the boot! He looks happy because it was a very good party ;o) Luckily there were no rozzers around.

Saturday, November 03, 2007

PhotoHunt :: Classic

As well as taking part in NaBloPoMo, I have been dillying and dallying and finally decided that I am going to try to do every Saturday. Well, we'll see wont we? I can only succeed or die trying ;o)

A classic British summer day

Classic summer day

We spent time during a residential trip rock pooling, there was no "worried about health & safety" bureaucracy, the children were fully briefed and full of the excitement/enjoyment of it. We left 2 hours later, tired but enormously happy. It was a truly classic British summer's day!

p.s. Those are the white cliffs of Dover there guys!