Did you know we are building a Passive house? A lot has happened since April. April saw the completion of the assembling of the SIPs. Now if you thinking of wow, that was fast! That’s the beauty of SIPs. However, there is still a lot to do. First, we need to wrap house in its
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December 31st brings us to the last Tuesday of 2019. Number #53! Before you ask, no there will not be a 53 Wednesday project 2020. I have something else planned for 2020. I will do a final thoughts post in the coming days, but in the meantime let’s get back to image 53. The shed
The RSL is just around the corner from last week’s image of the morticians. However, having the 85mm lens I felt restricted and knew to give this building its full glory I would have to come back with the wide-angle. With the late evening sunlight, I think I captured the magic and history of such
We are up to week 50! Say wha! Isn’t it typical, that we come to the end of the project and we get all these ideas for locations for photos? Maybe the “run my hometown” challenge has me inspired. This week I set myself the challenge to use the 85mm lens. Now this lens is
Last night I thought about all the shots I could take on this Tuesday. Since I was going to the pool for Miles’ swimming lessons, I thought I would go for a swim too. I would take the camera with me and play around. Swim I did go. However, I totally forgot about the camera.
There have been some minor earthworks happening at our house in the last few days and they will continue to happen for the rest of the year. First the shed/garage, then the house! It sure is exciting, and it’s just as well we never really had a garden or a lawn, because well they’d be
I was hoping to capture our (new) resident, a yellow tail black cockatoo. He flew over the house this morning with his mate, and a couple close behind him. Not only did I have the wrong lens on the camera, but he was also too quick for me, and alas, all I got was a
