📷 🌮Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 25: “spice”
When I searched my photographs for “spice”, this is what it found: a spice cupboard for robots. I guess.🤔🤖
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 24: “court”.
Walking through the parks near my house just before dusk. There’s a whole heap of netball courts, maybe 20, recently resurfaced
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 23:”chance”
📷 🐝Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 22: “insect”
Just in time for a photograph, this native bee flew into the kitchen. There’s 1,700 species of bees in Australia.
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 21: “tiny”
📷🪴Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 20: “houseplant”
In hot weather, spraying the leaves of this umbrella plant creates a noticeable cooling effect.
How’s your coffee art these days? I predict big improvements for my game. ☕️
📷 🗂️🗃️Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 19: “analogue”
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 18: “portico”
When it comes to fancy architecture, nothing beats the Australian vernacular style.
A gift from my son: three intriguing books for my to-read pile (which never seems to get any smaller)! 📚
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 17: “early”. Cloud on the headland, slow to clear.
📷 🚴Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 16: “road”
Came across a surprising sign on a cycling tour of Argyll: “Unsuitable road for sat-nav users”. Having just cycled the pot-holes, I’d have to agree!
📷🐈 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 15: “patience”
If you wait long enough, something is bound to turn up.
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 14: “horizon”
Mysterious Lake George. The windfarm on the horizon powers Sydney’s water desalination plant.
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 13: “connection”
At work I’m into connecting people and places. A project I’m proud of is the Greater Sydney Green Grid.
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 12: “shiny”
It’s often very bright at my local surf beach. Sometimes makes me think I’m not wearing sunglasses.
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 11: “gimcrack”
The very opposite of gimcrack: a Genroku (1688-1704) period plate from Kyushu Japan, displayed in the National Gallery of Victoria, in Melbourne. I spotted six birds hiding in this design. Are there any more?
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 10: “ritual”
My daughter goes surfing almost every day. She’s gradually accumulating more boards.
📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 9: “together”
Spotted during my regular bike ride: birds of a feather.
