Archive for the ‘Monochrome’ Category

Sandballs

Friday, December 5th, 2008
Sandballs

These balls of sand are made by little crabs on the beach at Cape Tribulation in Australia.  These tiny little crabs (maybe half an inch big) would roll out these balls of sand from the tunnels they were digging.  They made some interesting patterns, almost like fireworks in the sand when viewed from a few feet away.

I waited for a minute or two for a crab to pop out of the hole, but he never came out.  But he’s in there somewhere…

I thought the close-up of the hole and sandballs made an interesting macro-landscape of sorts.

Trail to Kata Tjuta

Friday, November 21st, 2008
Trail to Kata Tjuta

Kata Tjuta, Australia

This shot looks great in colour as well (you can see it here on Flickr), but I’ve got so many pictures of red and blue Australian outback that I wanted to mix it up a bit.  Maybe it’s the Ansel Adams in me, but I think this scene looks pretty good in monochrome.  Agree/disagree in the comments?

Westminster Abbey

Friday, November 14th, 2008
Westminster Abbey

Amazing architectural detail above the entrance to Westminster Abbey in London.

Sandstone Honeycomb

Friday, November 7th, 2008
Sandstone Honeycomb

I found this interesting rock on a walking path near Bondi beach in Sydney.  The sandstone is eroding in such a way as to form these interesting honeycomb patterns.

Sydney Opera House Roof

Saturday, November 1st, 2008
Sydney Opera House Roof

This is the second of two shots of the Sydney Opera House roof.  (click here for the first shot)

I really love the lines and texture of this roof.