Category: Portraits
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Then he changed his mind
Wait, did I say he was passed around contentedly? Well, he was until I held him. I made him very unhappy at first – completely inadequate baby-holding-skills, in his opinion, but once I’d jiggled him around and hummed to him a bit he settled down for a while. Finally, someone who appreciates my vocal skills.
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He’s no dummy
What a cutie – young Maxwell, the fairly new son of an old workmate, was passed happily around from arm to arm at a recent morning tea.
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Football
Kicking the football around while camping – I quite liked the sharpness I was able to get despite the overcast weather.
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Feet up
We went camping over the June long weekend to Kilkivan – a tiny town up in the hinterlands west of Gympie. Much time was spent around the campfire sheltering from the occasional bout of misty rain, toasting our feet and chatting.
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Barbara & Allen, in black and white
Mum and Allen eating a snack in Lamington National Park, before they looked up to notice me taking pictures.
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Max
I love the unsuspecting and intimate portraits you can capture with a zoom lens (specifically, in this case, a 200mm). And my brother, looking pensive, and to my fond eyes, sort of like a brooding rock star.
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Binoculars
What mum and her partner spent a lot of time doing while they were visiting – looking up in the trees identifying birds. I now have a little list of birds that I know are on the property but that I haven’t personally seen. I’m eager to go out and get myself some binoculars now…
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Mum
My mother and her partner came to stay with us last weekend. It was lovely to have them – I hadn’t seen mum in a long time, since my wedding last year, and we had moved on to our new property since then. They stayed in the granny flat next to the house, and it…
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Guitar
Playing the guitar on our verandah.
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Belly
Although it would have been nice to get this in focus, I rather like the motion blurred belly.