Burbs
19 creative works found
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cool shape and form in the burbs. / Monash Civic Centre
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XD sometimes when a big octopus gets to big to live with his friends / he lets people/things live on him. the sqishy stuff is a mold/icing thing that taste like mint chocolate. but has a MIND OF ITS OWWWNNn, like a plant/mold/ yum. and the oickies (the octos thats what their called when they live on the back of a bigger octo and can fly, yes they have wings) / well they live there they like to tuck themselves into the mushy flluffy, i hear its quite warm? like octo angels / and there is a little house, cuz after a while the mush can be a nice home c : / i eat candy do you? ok and the little people, i dont know what to call them yet (not in this but in my head) / but theres a deffinte frog octo charachter / splech / he wears a frog costume, (can be dif) he likes frogs / and thats all i’ve come up with of and an angel octo costume character / her name is Tot / she likes to be girlies, shes a flying octo to, theres dif kids :3 oh and bear / his name is oi / hes kinda dumb / but cute / bear xD / oh my blah blah blah if you read this your cool :3
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I was quite happy to witness a lightning storm over my parents house in Adelaide.
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My favorite sunrise!
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...my regular visitors ♥ Nikon D70 (Duds) – Auto / Focal Length 200.0mm / Exposure 1/320 (0.003s) / Aperture f/5/6 AF Zoom-Nikkor Lens / ED 28-200mm / f/3.5-5.6G IF
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Caution prevented us from photographing a moose during today’s hike in the Chugach range. This is a shot from last fall of a cute young buck with his beautiful furry rack. He stands near tennis courts at the public school near our home. On average, an adult moose stands 1.8–2.1 m (6–7 ft) high at the shoulder. Males weigh 380–720 kg (850–1580 pounds). His antlers when and if he becomes mature will grow between 1.2 m (3.9 ft) and 1.5 m (4.9 ft). Wikipedia.org ranks ungulates in Alaska as largest of those in North America and Europe. They look large to me, and cute as this one looks, we don’t get near them. Taught the dogs not to chase them – or aggravate them by barking. Ungulates regularly trim the trees and bushes in our neighborhood. We’re contemplating what to plant in place of one tree and a mugo pine this year. Nikon D70, Nikkor 70-300mm, 300mm, F/5.6, 1/200, -0.3 exposure compensation, ISO 200, manual exposure mode / Straightened horizon line, only.
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same shot as before, but in the original colours
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The sun rises on another beautiful possibility. May 17th 2008
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An olive tree in the suburbs
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the burbs can throw up many little interesting things
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looking across thee suburbs, i see a wall & a crane, next to thee happily
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One of the first results from the 35mm pinhole cam Mk2. I’ve seen this type of image before, taken with ordinary cameras, and wondered what result I’d get with a pinhole. Overall, I think I’m less happy with this camera than the Mk1 (used for most of my other pinhole images here), so have resurrected that one for the time being. Details: 27 mm focal length / f/140 approx / 10 min approx / colour neg film / no photoshop, except black/white points The Camera: Yes, there is a hole in that metal plate! / / .......................................................................................... / Image Copyright Duncan Waldron © 2008 / This image may not be reproduced without permission / .......................................................................................... / /
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SUNRISE-7:00AM IT PLEASE ME TO KOW MY DAD WAKES UP TO THIS MOST MORNINGS I TOOK THIS PICTURE FROM THE SLIDING DOOR OF MY FATHERS PLACE IN THE SOUTH EAST SUBS. IF YOU CANT TELL ALREADY BY THE STREET LIGHTS.
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A Western Sydney Family who lives directly next door to a Outlaw motorcycling clubhouse
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Suburban streets late at night. Coburg, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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