This is an abstraction of the trunk of a eucalyptus in the Adelaide Parklands:
It was made whilst on a recent poodlewalk . It was raining at the time we were walking.
This is an abstraction of the trunk of a eucalyptus in the Adelaide Parklands:
It was made whilst on a recent poodlewalk . It was raining at the time we were walking.
The trunk of a pink gum in the local bushland in Waitpinga:
This was made on my last visit to this bushland in the early morning. The grass seeds were everywhere and it was well nigh impossible to walk with the poodles in the bushland. Kayla ended up being covered with grass seeds in the legs, ears and body. It took me ages to pick them off her body.
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.
This abstraction was made on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla during the late summer of 2019
I have never been able to find the site since. I do know the rough area in which this granite is located--its just west of Petrel Cove-- but I cannot find the detailed site amongst the different granite formations in the area.
This picture was made on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla:
It is an abstraction of granite rocks near Petrel Cove on the southern Fleurieu Peninsula.
This abstract was made at Kings Head, Waitpinga whilst on an afternoon poodlewalk.
It is basically a scoping study for a b+w film shoot.
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.
Made on an early morning poodlewalk with Kayla:
It was low tide so access to these distorted granite rock forms was possible.
Made on an afternoon poodlewalk with Kayla and Maleko:
This picture is from another go in this experimental series:
It is from a different location along the coast than the location for the earlier sea abstract. It is much safer from the force of the frequent rogue waves.