I found a Pembroke Corgi stood on the trophy table at the Welsh Corgi Club of Victoria’s May Championship Show – it must have been the Best in Show!
- Aperture: ƒ/5.6
- Camera: E-M5MarkII
- Exposure bias: +7/10EV
- Focal length: 49mm
- ISO: 4000
I found a Pembroke Corgi stood on the trophy table at the Welsh Corgi Club of Victoria’s May Championship Show – it must have been the Best in Show!
We ventured out to the Lilydale Memorial Park today as there was an ANZAC Day display of around 2,200 handcrafted poppies on the front lawn. They looked amazing in the dew on a misty but sunny morning.
It might be the end of the road, or more aptly the side of the road, for this microwave but its still smiling.
As if a doll head isn’t disconcerting enough, a random one on the nature strip when there is nothing else around is even worse!
One of the joys of an evening dogwalk, the chance of sunbeams! This is a great spot on the Carrum to Warburton Trail for sunsets and cloudy skies.
It seems that yellow-tailed black cockatoos are like buses. After seeing a pair just before Christmas and up pop another pair yesterday while on a bike ride with Zoe.
I’m loving the early summer evenings. Cool evenings before the killer heat of late summer and the longer days or daylight savings.
Looking up the Yarra from the Sandridge Bridge towards the Southbank Pedestrian Bridge and Princes Bridge beyond with Flinders Street Station making a cameo appearance.
A Nutcracker Man stand guard by Melbourne’s Sandridge Bridge.
The Southbank Pedestrian Bridge (Evan Walker Bridge) all decorated for Christmas.