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2025, Melbourne 0 comments on Lightscape 2025 – Dandelions #2

Lightscape 2025 – Dandelions #2

Lightscape 2025 - Dandelions

Another one of the giant dandelions at Lightscape in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens.

  • Camera: E-M5MarkII
  • Taken: 9 August, 2025
  • ISO: 4000
by CannibalRabbit22 September, 2025
2025, Melbourne 1 comment on Lightscape 2025 – Dandelions #1

Lightscape 2025 – Dandelions #1

Lightscape 2025 - Dandelions

The first in a series of giant dandelions at Lightscape in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens.

  • Aperture: ƒ/9
  • Camera: E-M5MarkII
  • Taken: 9 August, 2025
  • Focal length: 36mm
  • ISO: 4000
by CannibalRabbit21 September, 2025
2025, Details, Flora, Melbourne 0 comments on Dandelion 2025

Dandelion 2025

Dandelion 2025

The humble dandelion might be a weed, and this one brings the promise of many more. Seeing this one as I left for work gave me a moment of joy.

  • Aperture: ƒ/1.68
  • Camera: Pixel 8 Pro
  • Taken: 18 September, 2025
  • Focal length: 6.9mm
  • ISO: 105
by CannibalRabbit20 September, 2025
2025, Melbourne 0 comments on Lightscape 2026 – Lunaires Detail

Lightscape 2026 – Lunaires Detail

Lightscape 2026 - Lunaires Detail

A close-up of Lunaires by Pitaya posted yesterday, seen at Lightscape in Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens.

  • Aperture: ƒ/9
  • Camera: E-M5MarkII
  • Taken: 9 August, 2025
  • Focal length: 75mm
  • ISO: 1000
by CannibalRabbit19 September, 2025
2025, Melbourne 1 comment on Lightscape 2026 – Lunaires

Lightscape 2026 – Lunaires

Lightscape 2026 - Lunaires

Another work by Pitaya, this time Lunaires. These super-sized honesty plant, or silver dollar (Lunaria annua) seed heads look as translucent and paper as the real thing along with the faint patterns making them look moon-like.

  • Camera: E-M5MarkII
  • Taken: 9 August, 2025
  • ISO: 2500
by CannibalRabbit18 September, 2025
2024, Details, Flora, Melbourne, Victoria 1 comment on Common Reed

Common Reed

Common Reed

Common reed, phragmites australis, inflorescences or seed heads seen in the Corhanwarrabul Creek next to Stud Road in Rowville. The reeds can grow up to 6 metres tall and are often used for thatched roofs in Europe.

  • Taken: 6 June, 2024
by CannibalRabbit8 June, 20248 June, 2024
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