In a patch of scrub recently burnt out a colony of ants on a tree trunk encourage their mates to burst the pinata - who oddly, seemed unpeturbed. Taken with a homemade diopter attachment on a Fuji S7000. Placed 7th in the Fujimugs "Festivities" Open challenge.
2005/06/24 - Entered for the PhotoFriday "Sport" challenge.
I encountered this blowfly at the City Botanical Gardens, Brisbane. He paused only long enough for a few frames to be taken in Macro mode. Fuji Finepix S7000, 1/125 f2.8 ISO400.
Vacuum tubes, Transistors, Integrated Circuits and Microprocessors - a rapid progression that has changed so much of our world in the last 50 years. This image earned 1st place in the open category of the FujiMugs "Science and Technology" challenge.
Our lives are so full of "little black boxes" that hide from us a level of complexity that few of us truly grasp. This is a HeNe (Helium-Neon) Laser refracted across some PC-104 hardware, with a touch of dry ice to highlight the beam. The speckled nature of the red areas is inherent to laser light.
Earned 5th place in the FujiMugs "Science and Technology" challenge.
Update 2005/08/05: Entered in the PhotoFriday.com "Complexity" challenge.
Update 2006/03/17: Entered in the PhotoFriday.com "Technology" challenge - couldn't resist that topic :-)
Between Anzac Day services just after dawn, I went for a walk towards "The Narrows", below Lake Baroon / Baroon Pocket Dam.
2005-07-21 - submitted to the PhotoFriday.com "Silky" challenge.
Taken on a walk down the "Narrows" below Baroon Pocket Dam / Lake Baroon on Anzac Day, 2005.
Mark and Michelle's ceremony at St Mary's Anglican Church, 26/02/2005
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