📷 🌮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.🤔🤖

A black and white image of a set of shelves with jars of screws, nuts and bolts.

📷 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”

Twelve green six-sided dice on a wooden surface.

📷 🐝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.

Aclose up shot of anAustralian native bee on a wall.

📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 21: “tiny”

A newborn chick, with unhatched eggs behind.

📷🪴Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 20: “houseplant”

In hot weather, spraying the leaves of this umbrella plant creates a noticeable cooling effect.

A rosette of umbrella plant leaves in close-up, with water droplets on each leaf.

How’s your coffee art these days? I predict big improvements for my game. ☕️

A mug of coffee viewed from above. The milk has been poured inexpertly in blobs.

📷 🗂️🗃️Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 19: “analogue”

A card index box, or Zettelkasten. In Australia, these are called system cards.

📷 Micro.blog March photo challenge, day 18: “portico”

When it comes to fancy architecture, nothing beats the Australian vernacular style.

An Australian tin shed with a portico, complete with hammock.

📷 Day 18: “fabric #mbsept

1970s wallpaper at The Foundations, Portland.