This macro quartz abstract was made towards the end of the 2019 winter whilst I was on an afternoon poodlewalk with Maleko. It was made on a calm day inbetween the various wild storms that battered the coast.
Some earlier quartz abstractions can be found here and here and here. This is one that I published in my Flickr stream.
Another in the quartz and lichen abstraction series:
This quartz and lichen formation is amongst the coastal granite rocks near Kings Beach Rd in Waitpinga, walking east towards Petrel Cove.
This abstract is of the rock face on the side of the Lyell Highway. It was made in 2017 and it was where the highway started to drop down into Queenstown:
From memory I was walking along the side of the highway making a number of photos of the rock face.
Made on a poodlewalk with Maleko in Waitpinga:
It is a close up of the bark of a tree along Halls Creek Rd.
This macro abstraction of quartz was made on an afternoon poodlewalk with Maleko along the rocks west of Dep's Beach:
This was made a week or so before the January heatwave in South Australia when it was possible to walk amongst he coastal rocks in the late afternoon sun.
This picture was made whilst I was on a recent poodlewalk with Maleko along the coast rocks near Kings Beach Rd. It was towards the end of the walk and I was in a hurry.
It was in the late afternoon. The weather was changing. A sou-westerly wind had up, the clouds became darker, the light lessened, and I could sense rain. So we quickly made our way back to the Subaru Forester, that was parked at the bottom of Kings Beach Rd.
This abstraction of the bark of a eucalyptus tree was made whilst we were on the way to the beach at Encounter Bay in Victor Harbor:
The bark is in the reserve opposite Encounter Studio. We have planted most of the trees in the reserve over the years.
Made on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla:
It was low tide so access to these distorted granite rock forms was possible.
A scoping study made on a poodlewalk with Maleko:
The next step is film camera--Linhof Technika 70--- a tripod and Kodak Portra film.
