Photograph copyright: DAVID McMAHON This was taken last night, as we were treated to a brief burst of colour in the sky. Saturday and Sunday were much warmer days than usual, and of course the balmy weather means the roses have started putting out vigorous shoots. Still, we never put away our winter clothes in Melbourne, so it could still be cold and rainy during the week. The weather here is a lottery, because it's so unstable - but it's sheer joy for a photographer.
OK, what have you done to Melbourne's weather since I lived there? Used to be pretty predictable. Probably just playin' up so you can take great photos.
ReplyDeleteIf it's a casket now, can you buy a half ticket in it?
Great photo! We get those skys in late winter too.
ReplyDeleteHi David,
ReplyDeleteThis is truly amazing landscape and nice shot as usual.
I just post on the Ghost Question in my blog.
Cheers,
Pijush
What a beautiful photo...I need to blow the dust off my camera ;)
ReplyDeleteAh, regardless of the weather my friend, you will always find a frame to shoot, 'tis in your bon es! (Lovely shot.)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot David...would make a lovely PC background shot!
ReplyDeletebeautiful... Siddharth
ReplyDeleteWeather is lovely here too, amazing for a bank holiday. Managed to get out on the motorbike and took some pics of the heather...amazing! Out again today...Bronte Country!
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
Denise
I'm tempted to break the camera out right now and snap a few of the current sunset... but its all the way down stairs, and I dont know if it has batteries.
ReplyDeleteHi Catmoves,
ReplyDeleteNot guilty, your Honour. Unstable weather patterns as long as I;ve lived here.
Four seasons in one day - 'tis true!
Keep smiling
David
G'day Hammer,
ReplyDeleteI was intrigued because they're very unusual colours for winter.
Wonderful to hear the same applies there - would love to see some shots when winter rolls around.
Keep smiling
David
Hi Pijush,
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the picture. Yes, I did see your blogpost and left a comment. Intriguing pic that you posted, too...
Keep smiling
David
Hi Danielle,
ReplyDeleteSo glad you loved the shot. I would love to see pictures on your blog.
Do keep in touch and let me know when you've dusted off the camera ...
Keep smiling
David
Hi Carol,
ReplyDeleteThank you. Very kind words. I do enjoy myself with a camera - so it's great to know the effort is appreciated.
Lovely to have you back in circulation.
Keep smiling
David
Hi Mushy,
ReplyDeleteSir, if you like the shot, I would be proud to send you a hi-res version for your PC. Just let me know ....
Keep smiling
David
Hi Siddharth,
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear from you. Loved your shots with the underwater camera.
Looking forward to catching up with you and Reem on the Big Day.
Keep smiling
David
G'day Denise,
ReplyDeleteYes, was on your blog a while ago. Loved the heather shots - never been to Bronte country, despite all my visits to the UK.
Next time ...
And did I ever tell you I used to ride a bike too?
Keep smiling
David
G'day Your Eminence,
ReplyDeleteOh WHAT - that's a lame excuse. The colours today were astounding.
Ya better make amends ...
Keep smiling
David
The best late-winter skies are the ones that stripe red-blue-red-blue-red....I won't be surprised to see you get a shot of something like THAT soon enough :)
ReplyDeleteTHAT is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI will soon be posting a sunset picture I took with my kids standing on the hay stack....it's a stunner.
I thought of you when I saw it!
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