[Photography] Landscapes

[moonvoice]

Generally taken from roads,
as always.
All photos taken on the iPhone.
I've pretty much made the switch,
because it's so much more convenient.


Swan Valley.










Ellenbrook.





Ellenbrook.





Ellenbrook.





Whiteman Park





Ellenbrook.





Ellenbrook.





Whiteman Park. Man I loved that wash of cloud so much.





Whiteman Park. I loved it so much I took two photos. Lol.





I'm so used to seeing these signs AND attendant kangaroos.





Whiteman Park.





Ellenbrook.





Swan Valley.





Fremantle.





Wait this isn't a landscape! How did these get in here!





Oh that's right, I was in Leederville.





Oh well, it counts.

Comments

[cmcmck]

You're heading into Autumn now of course- do you get the same wonderful light we get here at that season?

[silverjackal]

Mmm. I love the tree shots. I have been deciduous-deprived for nearly eight months. Leaves, canopy, leaf shadow... Thank you! :)

[transcendancing]

I'm more aware of the starkness of Perth sometimes, I think that's one massive difference in my experience of there and here.

[moonvoice]

I'm not sure what you mean? We have pretty awesome light all year round, so I'm not sure if there's a specific kind of autumnal light or anything?

[moonvoice]

*hands you all of our evergreen eucalyptus!*

(Though you must be starting to see buds and stuff now?)

[moonvoice]

Perth definitely does stark well. Though thankfully we're moving out of the worst of it now, with the changing of the seasons.

[silverjackal]

The very earliest trees have *just* started budding where I live. I was actually down south for field work, and of course they're almost two weeks ahead in terms of season, and still most of the trees are bare. There are still massive skiffs of snow everywhere in the sheltered spots too, and the snow pack in the high country is at least 3-5 m deep. So spring is just starting for us now... though I had to deal with my lawn (and the dandelions) earlier this week. In compensation everything I planted last spring seems to have survived. I am particularly looking forward to the maturation of Russian Almond though it is far too young to bloom this year.