There is so much going on in this picture. The green and terracotta colours coupled with cast iron shadows remind me of a late Victorian interior.
Gymea up close
I don’t know why this Gymea lily’s flower is so near the ground, maybe a sign of a young plant.
Perspective and Gymean Perspective are two more posts about these amazing Australian natives.
Golden sunset
Last evening I noticed the sunset transforming the metal trim on buildings into golden bands of light. I was not quick enough to capture the moment, however as I neared home I caught the sun dipping below the horizon.
Invisible
I lost so much weight overnight that I became invisible!
On the pedestrian crossing his morning people dropped their heads like bulls about to charge and attempted to walk right through me.
I wonder if this is the norm, or is the meditation paying off and I’m experiencing reality in the moment.
Happy Thursday.
Amaryllis
A beautiful amaryllis peeping out from a front garden on Jarrett Street, Leichhardt.
Perfumed world
Jasmine keeps on sharing it’s heavenly fragrance.
Illuminated heliostat
Underside of the heliostat at night, Central Park.
Waking up
Slowly the streets and lanes in Leichhardt are being transformed. Leaves, branches and blooms are bursting forth.
Steadily gaining weight over the last six years up to 94 kilos at my heaviest. I feel like I have been in hibernation. As Australia stretches from its slumber so too do I awake.
Yesterday marked the first day of a low carb diet.
First rose of Spring
Peeping out from next to the hibernating Frangipani was a miniature blushing white bloom. With thanks to our wonderful next door neighbour the gum leaves complement the Spring rose beautifully.
Spring has sprung
When living in a city it is easy to forget the passing of the seasons. Thankfully the distinct lack of vegetation in this picture is not the norm in Sydney.
I cross Railway Square here every morning transferring from one bus to another. Today is special as Spring has sprung!
