A photo essay from south east Australia
With the sky like a scrap of hand dyed indigo cloth, autumn creeps into my days.
It’s been a strange summer – disconcerting. Directions haven’t been clear.
I spent some time chasing waterfalls
and for a while there things looked pretty dodgy
The fishermen at the end of the pier seemed equally perplexed
while things didn’t appear any clearer underneath it all.
In places water and nourishment have completely dried up
yet off in the bush the bees are hard at work.
Even though the seasons are turning towards winter
there are signs of new growth.
Lovely pictures, Suzanne. Especially like the sunset and the one under the pier!
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Thanks Rajani. I have a thing for photographing the underside of piers. The construction fascinates me.
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Those photos are amazing. The dried parched earth is concerning. Hopefully autumn will bring the rains. I enjoyed seeing photos of where you live.
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Hi Sherry, the parched earth one is a bit of a cheat. I included it as a metaphor to a mood. It’s actually of the dry bed of an ephemeral wetland that dries out every other year. It will get water in it again as soon as we get heavy rain.
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I like that you end on a hopeful note Suzanne. Wonderful photos too, covering many moods. (K)
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Thanks Kerfe. Glad you enjoyed the post. 🙂
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Lovely photos, Suzanne. I hope your autumn and winter aren’t disconcerting.
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So do I! I’m working on my attitude. 🙂
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Wonderful collection!
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Thank you very much. I had fun compiling this post.
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