During our stay at an Airbnb in Greenbelt, I walked past these murals every day. It was only later that I stopped to appreciate how beautiful they truly were. This was taken in March 2026.
Month: June 2026
Focus on the Subject
“Depth of field teaches us a simple lesson: clarity comes when we know where to focus.” — Anonymous For this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, Patti encourages us to Focus on the Subject. She also shared some practical suggestions on how to achieve this effectively. Here, I used depth of field in my photos. By keeping…
Monday Window – Market Food Trucks
Last weekend, Jack and I saw this event at Dandenong Market being advertised on Instagram. We were excited to check it out, especially when we found out there was a Filipino food stall. As we wandered around, I couldn’t resist taking photos of some of the colourful and creative food truck windows. Yummm
Floral Friday: Heliconia Bihai – 40
This is a Heliconia Bihai which I found in the Philippines. It is also commonly known as Red Lobster Claw, False abird of Paradise or Balisier. Floral Friday
Travel Diary: Lady Buddha – Day 12
After spending the previous day under grey skies and rain, we were hoping for better weather on our last full day in Da Nang. To our delight, we woke up to brilliant sunshine streaming through the window. Eager to take advantage of the perfect day, I wasted no time booking a ride and setting off…
Flowing Water
This week’s theme for Leanne’s Monochrome Madness Challenge is Flowing Water.
Tuesday Streetart: Moana – 126
Ethnic tribe of Sapa which can be seen on the walls of the restaurant in Moana.
The Windows of St Francis
According to Wilipedia: St Francis’ Church is a Roman Catholic church located on the corner of Lonsdale and Elizabeth streets in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It is the oldest Catholic church in the state. The main body of the church is one of very few buildings in central Melbourne which were built before the Victorian gold…