I normally don’t mess with the colours this heavily, but this was after dark, shot on a 3 second exposure. There’s no such thing as naturalistic colours…
Storm near Singleton, Boxing Day 2020
Not at work
July 2019
Lorikeet paradise
Mythical creature
A plane! In September 2020!
I exaggerate, of course. They’re rare enough to draw attention, but they’re pretty frequent. Like this plane, they are almost all carrying cargo, not passengers.
Kanimbla, April 2019
In the old days, when you just put the sun in the shot, dammit.
Apple picking, Mayfarm Flowers, April 22 2019
Most of the apple orchards around Orange, once the major growing region in Australia, have been converted into vineyards, or in the case of Mayfarm Flowers, a flower farm. Their crop of apples from the doomed trees was storm damaged in 2019, and so they opened them up for picking, with most of the apples being shipped to Sydney for donation, and pickers allowed to take away others for free.
Autumn leaves, Orange, April 2019
Green drought, April 2019
Not as dry by far as it was to get later. Impending doom is the fashion in New South Wales and has been for a while. (There’s been good rain this winter, in the plague year.)
Sunbursts
Orange sunset, March 22 2019
Not fires, those came months later. A sunset backlighting rain.
Not shown, “no but seriously, stop asking questions, take the kids outside, and look west!” phone call.
