It’s all been happening over at my personal Facebook page. Nature is the new black! ….. and I couldn’t be happier about it!
In February I was nominated by a blogging friend for a Nature Challenge where I needed to post a nature photo each day for 7 days.
This month I was nominated by a photographer friend for a Nature Challenge where I needed to post a nature photo each day for 7 days.
It’s been fun. I loved it – both times! I could post a nature photo every day forevermore!
So anyway, I thought – why just keep it to my personal Facebook page? I’ll share the images I posted for the challenges here on the blog. So today for Wordless Wednesday I’m sharing the 14 images I posted for those two nature challenges. Some of you may have seen one or two of these before, but regardless I hope you enjoy!
Challenge # 2 – April 2016
DAY 1 – Pink succulent flowers in my front garden
DAY 2 – Duck, Roma Street Parklands, Brisbane
DAY 3 – Fungi on Sarah Island, Gordon River, Tasmania
DAY 4 – Bicheno Rose (a rose outside our accommodation at Bicheno, Tasmania)
DAY 5 – My favourite flower – Tulips
DAY 6 – Strahan’s resident geese on the banks of Macquarie Harbour, Tasmania
DAY 7 – Tree with Autumn Leaves – Cataract Gorge, Launceston, Tasmania
Challenge #1 – February 2016
DAY 1 – Sunrise at Byron Bay
DAY 2 – Pink Rose – in the garden of the B&B where we stayed at St Mary’s in Tasmania
DAY 3 – Purple Lotus Flowers – Mt Cootha Botanical Gardens – Brisbane
DAY 4 – Water Dragon – Roma Street Parklands – Brisbane
DAY 5 – At the base of St Columba Falls, Tasmania
DAY 6 – ‘Tickled Pink’ – a Gerbera
DAY 7 – Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain – Tasmania
Ciao for now,
Linking up with My Little Drummer Boys and Steph’s Joy for #WordlessWednesday
20 Comments
These are just lovely, my favourite one is that of the pink rose, and the strahan geese. Are you planning to print any of these out? They would look fab on any wall Min.
Thanks Steph – I like those ones too! I haven’t printed any of my photo’s out (actually I lie – I’ve printed one). I really need to change that!! xo
Your photos are stunning MIn.
I love the rose , mossy rocks – St Columba Falls, Tasmania and the gerbera.
Thank you for linking up.
Thanks Trish! It’s so interested to hear which ones people like. My pleasure to link up. xo
Gorgeous pics Min. I think my favourite is the waterfall in Tasmania, though I love the shots of roses too.
Thanks so much Janet. I love hearing which ones people like! 🙂 xo
Wowzers Min, you’re taking florography to a whole new level! Those tulips – swoon! I think you should definitely print some of those florals, imagine how great they’d look on a calendar, or stationery even!
Oh thank you Sammie – You’re too kind! I have only ever printed one of my photo’s which I have in a frame. I really should get my act together and get more printed. 🙂 xo
Such lovely images! I especially love the gerbera!
Thank you Ingrid! I love Gerbera’s – really must take some more shots of Gerbera’s of differing colours 🙂 xo
These are fabulous… I love the top shots of both your sets, and the lake shot in the bottom set. I love seeing shots from different parts of the world.
Lisa @ Life Thru the Lens (www.lisakerner-slp.com)
Thanks so much Lisa! 🙂 xo
I can see why you enjoyed it. These are beautiful images!
Oh thank you Bronnie! 🙂 xo
Beautiful photos. You have a tonne of talent!!
What a lovely thing to say! Thanks so much Karin! 🙂 xo
Gorgeous photo Min. Nature makes the best photos!
Thank you Alicia! I agree – nothing can beat nature 🙂 xo
Hi Min,
its been a while since I commented on your artistry.
Please accept my apologies.
As per usual all your photos are of such an amazing and high standard. But four to me stand out The Fungi on Sarah Island, they stand out against the green of the moss and appear almost prehistoric. The softness of the Gerbera is wonderful and that deserves to be enlarged and printed. The autumn leaves made me feel like I was next to the tree breathing in the crisp air and I just loved the cheekiness of the way the water dragons head was cocked was perfect.
Fantastic.
Ciao
Patrick, it’s so good to hear from you again. It’s not been the same without your insight and feedback on my images. They are always very much appreciated. Take care, Min x