Took some photos other than Brahminy Kites. Thought you Gardeners might like to see? (Scribblers on the Mega Fora can look too…)

first up, a Nudibranch.

and whilst we are underwater, here’s……… Nemo.

This one is for Bubba.

a skipper and an Hibiscus.

and a red dragonfly.

a Nudibranch.
——- a nudie with a polka dot bikini – and is this camera of yours waterproof as well?

pepper said:

a Nudibranch.
——- a nudie with a polka dot bikini – and is this camera of yours waterproof as well?

I have a little Olympus which is waterproof to 10 metres. It is literally a point and shoot digital, but it is fun underwater and it means I can hang off a boat and take photos that I wouldn’t risk the SLR on.

capital FUN is its main purpose but if you’re patient, you can get the odd clear underwater jobby….

pepper said:

a Nudibranch.
——- a nudie with a polka dot bikini – and is this camera of yours waterproof as well?

Hey Pepper, go here for a whole bunch of photos… there are some from a friend of mine, but there are plenty from PNG…

POM photos

Hey Pepper, go here for a whole bunch of photos
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your latest ones are the best (closeup and telephoto lens giving you new interest) – although the cloud shots are in the realm of fine art and my all time favourite is—
‘Boera Sunset 002’ – mainly because of the subject matter – i love the rough and the smooth sea and the little coastal village.

pepper said:

Hey Pepper, go here for a whole bunch of photos
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your latest ones are the best (closeup and telephoto lens giving you new interest) – although the cloud shots are in the realm of fine art and my all time favourite is—
‘Boera Sunset 002’ – mainly because of the subject matter – i love the rough and the smooth sea and the little coastal village.

thanks Pepper, I spent today at Boera, and it is a great local place for me to get away. I’m known as Uncle to all the kids and they certainly feel like an adopted family to me.

It’s an awesome place to just hang…

a skipper and an Hibiscus
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Gee that skipper has been around for a while. Got some big chunks missing from it’s wings.

we had 6 skippers sit down for another lunch with GF and I. They were all over her dive gear just hanging out and tring to taste the salt water…. GF had a few skippers land on her during lunch.

It was great fun ;)

what a wonderful set of photos you have there PM:)

You should be proud of them:D

Lucky1 said:

what a wonderful set of photos you have there PM:)

You should be proud of them:D

Thanks Lucky, I’m guessing that since I ain’t cycling up here, I’m taking up photography as a hobby… The only time it compares fitness wise is when I have to climb a big mountain to get the big views!

I’m guessing that since I ain’t cycling up here, I’m taking up photography as a hobby… The only time it compares fitness wise is when I have to climb a big mountain to get the big views!
————————————- :D Glad you took up photography and share it with us.

Hi PM, your photos are really breathtaking ! I absolutely love the subjects and the photography is excellent. The Brahmini kite is very special.

thanks Orchid40. More photos to come I’m sure…

went for a walk around the garden, and took some loverly photos of the blooms that are around the place, but I only really like this one of an Ixora…

and here is a little fish :)

and a little jumping spidey :)

and here’s how one greets the ladies in Manus…

How pretty is the flower, such a deep red.:)

and a little jumping spidey :)
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Now I like him:) Did he jump towards you, when your camera was close to him???

Lucky1 said:

and a little jumping spidey :)
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Now I like him:) Did he jump towards you, when your camera was close to him???

No strangely enough, he was backing off and just checking me out from the other side of the branch. There are bundles of the jumping spiders up here of all sorts of colours…

I had a pretty spider walking on mt lower arm area and hand….. it had pretty red legs and wasn’t over big….. even with the leg span it wouldn’t have been any bigger than the size of a 5 cent coin.

the background in that fish photo is a wild underwater jungle – great.
the bloke had better be a religious icon (or had too much kava) LOL

Great Photos, Pepe. I like the ixoria too, very intense colour.

pain master said:

went for a walk around the garden, and took some loverly photos of the blooms that are around the place, but I only really like this one of an Ixora…

I have an inquiry about Ixoras. The main one I see around here is the Prince of Orange and I think it’s an ugly plant with an ugly flower. It always looks as though it’s has sunburn and the flowers look faded and insipid. I’m not keen on the yellow one either.

Recently I have noticed a different Ixora that has beautiful full colour orange flowers and the plant is covered in them. I don’t think It’s a new hybrid because some of the shrubs I’ve seen are almost 1.5 mt high and in the yards of very old homes. I was wondering if there are Ixoras and Ixoras? I would certainly grow the one I have seen around lately but I don’t know it’s name. I can’t believe I’ve never noticed this plant before.

Maybe you know the one I am talking about Bubba or anybody?

Forgot to say that your Ixora is a stunner. Would you say it’s red or orange?

and here’s how one greets the ladies in Manus…
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I hope that custom doesn’t catch on in Aus. But then I’m female. LOL

pom said:

pain master said:

went for a walk around the garden, and took some loverly photos of the blooms that are around the place, but I only really like this one of an Ixora…

I have an inquiry about Ixoras. The main one I see around here is the Prince of Orange and I think it’s an ugly plant with an ugly flower. It always looks as though it’s has sunburn and the flowers look faded and insipid. I’m not keen on the yellow one either.

Recently I have noticed a different Ixora that has beautiful full colour orange flowers and the plant is covered in them. I don’t think It’s a new hybrid because some of the shrubs I’ve seen are almost 1.5 mt high and in the yards of very old homes. I was wondering if there are Ixoras and Ixoras? I would certainly grow the one I have seen around lately but I don’t know it’s name. I can’t believe I’ve never noticed this plant before.

Maybe you know the one I am talking about Bubba or anybody?

Not off the top of my head but there are a few different colours. I’ve got Malay Pink which is pretty, when it decides to flower.

pepper said:

the background in that fish photo is a wild underwater jungle – great.
the bloke had better be a religious icon (or had too much kava) LOL

Cava doesn’t really happen up here, it’s Boui or its Boui. Sometimes a homebrew is made from pineapples…

and some of the underwater scenery is amazing, its impossible to see it all…

pom said:

Forgot to say that your Ixora is a stunner. Would you say it’s red or orange?

I have always called this one a red one. It is very common up here and is a popular hedge.

Maybe you know the one I am talking about Bubba or anybody?
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Not off the top of my head but there are a few different colours. I’ve got Malay Pink which is pretty, when it decides to flower.
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I saw a decent looking creamy yellow one and a pure white one at the markets this morning. They surprised me because both looked healthy with good green leaves. Maybe planting them in the full sun is a mistake in Q. Just a thought.

pain master said:

pom said:

Forgot to say that your Ixora is a stunner. Would you say it’s red or orange?

I have always called this one a red one. It is very common up here and is a popular hedge.

Maybe the one I am seeing around ATM is the red one. Will have to actually stop the car and take a close look.

Thanks PM.

pom said:

Maybe you know the one I am talking about Bubba or anybody?
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Not off the top of my head but there are a few different colours. I’ve got Malay Pink which is pretty, when it decides to flower.
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I saw a decent looking creamy yellow one and a pure white one at the markets this morning. They surprised me because both looked healthy with good green leaves. Maybe planting them in the full sun is a mistake in Q. Just a thought.

I have Ixoras out in the full sun here, and yes some of them look a bit ordinary. I think if you keep them in check by removing the long branches that are going for it, they tend to be happier. I think they waste a lot of energy by going hard and going leggy…

pom said:

Maybe you know the one I am talking about Bubba or anybody?
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Not off the top of my head but there are a few different colours. I’ve got Malay Pink which is pretty, when it decides to flower.
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I saw a decent looking creamy yellow one and a pure white one at the markets this morning. They surprised me because both looked healthy with good green leaves. Maybe planting them in the full sun is a mistake in Q. Just a thought.

A bit of shade definately helps.

a few photos taken today to share…

a lily found at the Bot Gardens :)

pain master said:

a few photos taken today to share…

a lily found at the Bot Gardens :)

very nice

a bunch of Motuans all out in their banana boat :)

and the city of Port Moresby.

thanks Veg :)

no problem is that a dock at the port

pain master said:

and the city of Port Moresby.

count how many green shipping containers there are must be full of plants or green thumbs or something to do with gardening

veg gardener said:

no problem is that a dock at the port

yeah, there’s a bit of a wharf there.

veg gardener said:

pain master said:

and the city of Port Moresby.

count how many green shipping containers there are must be full of plants or green thumbs or something to do with gardening

true? are the green ones for gardening stuff? you’re not pulling my leg are you?

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

and here’s the sun setting over Tavuvur…

and when there’s no sharks, there’s always anemone fish :)

and a place where the Ocean reaches Boiling point…

and where the sand reeks of hot sulphur…

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

if you look at the end of the land on the right, you can see Coconut Trees….

pain master said:

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

if you look at the end of the land on the right, you can see Coconut Trees….

amazing – i thought you didn’t get close.
anyrate thanks – great photos as always

pepper said:

pain master said:

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

if you look at the end of the land on the right, you can see Coconut Trees….

amazing – i thought you didn’t get close.
anyrate thanks – great photos as always

thanks pepper, I didn’t get close to the one I was referring to recently, Tavuvur is another Volcano which I have visited a few times in the past, and is fairly active…

thanks pepper, I didn’t get close to the one I was referring to recently, Tavuvur is another Volcano which I have visited a few times in the past, and is fairly active…
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i see a walrus on the island where the sulphur stinks and those sunrays look like bars coming down from the sky. its an unreal landscape and mysterious – was it eerie to be there?

pepper said:

thanks pepper, I didn’t get close to the one I was referring to recently, Tavuvur is another Volcano which I have visited a few times in the past, and is fairly active…
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i see a walrus on the island where the sulphur stinks and those sunrays look like bars coming down from the sky. its an unreal landscape and mysterious – was it eerie to be there?

not really, the Volcano is really noisy and there were some monster BOOMs which just smashed from the mouth of the mountain, so not enough weird calmness to get that eerieness… It was interesting how the water went from slate grey to that turquoise green after the second big BOOM. A whole load of sulphur was released then…

There was also some awesome lightning and thunder just cracking away amongst the clouds that were rising.

not really, the Volcano is really noisy and there were some monster BOOMs which just smashed from the mouth of the mountain, so not enough weird calmness to get that eerieness… It was interesting how the water went from slate grey to that turquoise green after the second big BOOM. A whole load of sulphur was released then…

There was also some awesome lightning and thunder just cracking away amongst the clouds that were rising
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chuckle – water changing colour, big booms, thunder and lighting …. i think an author of fantasy books could do something with that LOL,

pepper said:

not really, the Volcano is really noisy and there were some monster BOOMs which just smashed from the mouth of the mountain, so not enough weird calmness to get that eerieness… It was interesting how the water went from slate grey to that turquoise green after the second big BOOM. A whole load of sulphur was released then…

There was also some awesome lightning and thunder just cracking away amongst the clouds that were rising
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chuckle – water changing colour, big booms, thunder and lighting …. i think an author of fantasy books could do something with that LOL,

as long as one doesn’t get too close…. the heat might set fire to the manuscript???

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

very nice

pain master said:

pepper said:

not really, the Volcano is really noisy and there were some monster BOOMs which just smashed from the mouth of the mountain, so not enough weird calmness to get that eerieness… It was interesting how the water went from slate grey to that turquoise green after the second big BOOM. A whole load of sulphur was released then…
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Stunning photos, PM, as always. Really fascinating. Thanks :)

There was also some awesome lightning and thunder just cracking away amongst the clouds that were rising.

Oh I love it when you pop photos up PM:) Just stunning and so clear too.

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

It’s awesome from just where you are standing.
Please don’t tell me you went in for a closer look.

pain master said:

and here’s the sun setting over Tavuvur…

Never ending scenery up there.

pain master said:

and when there’s no sharks, there’s always anemone fish :)

You found Nemo.

pain master said:

and a place where the Ocean reaches Boiling point…

Is that where the lava is seeping out underground? Too close anyway.

What a beautiful garden you have PM:)

pain master said:

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

if you look at the end of the land on the right, you can see Coconut Trees….

So this volcano is forever spewing smoke or were you just lucky? It’s a spectacular sight. I’m probably a bit jealous you get to see these things and I don’t. My nerves are grateful it’s only by photo.

pain master said:

pepper said:

pain master said:

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

if you look at the end of the land on the right, you can see Coconut Trees….

amazing – i thought you didn’t get close.
anyrate thanks – great photos as always

thanks pepper, I didn’t get close to the one I was referring to recently, Tavuvur is another Volcano which I have visited a few times in the past, and is fairly active…

Yeah! Well your fairly active too and I’d like you to stay that way.

pomolo said:

pain master said:

and here’s the sun setting over Tavuvur…

Never ending scenery up there.
Gorgeous!

pomolo said:

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

It’s awesome from just where you are standing.
Please don’t tell me you went in for a closer look.

nope, not on this day…

pomolo said:

pain master said:

and a place where the Ocean reaches Boiling point…

Is that where the lava is seeping out underground? Too close anyway.

Nah, just really hot gas ;)

pomolo said:

pain master said:

pain master said:

here some fresh PM photos for ya…

first up, I present Tavuvur.

if you look at the end of the land on the right, you can see Coconut Trees….

So this volcano is forever spewing smoke or were you just lucky? It’s a spectacular sight. I’m probably a bit jealous you get to see these things and I don’t. My nerves are grateful it’s only by photo.

I have been there when nothing is happening only for it to go bunta later that night… It can be hit and miss as to how speccy it is….

and a Volcanic eruption of an industrial kind…

pain master said:

and a Volcanic eruption of an industrial kind…

Bugger:( Hope no one was hurt or killed

Lucky1 said:

Bugger:( Hope no one was hurt or killed

GF and I thought the same… the last industrial fire like this in this neighbourhood claimed the lives of two men of Asian origin…

:(

pain master said:

Lucky1 said:

Bugger:( Hope no one was hurt or killed

GF and I thought the same… the last industrial fire like this in this neighbourhood claimed the lives of two men of Asian origin…

:(

:(

a whole bunch of new shots have appeared on my flickr…

go here for a visual feast ;)

pomfotos

Have to agree with your self-assessment of the plumeria shot. Stunning.

Yeehah said:

Have to agree with your self-assessment of the plumeria shot. Stunning.

Thanks Yeehah, I learnt someting last week about photography which I think will improve my game in the near future… and the Frangipani is a prime example…

Love your Photos, PM. It’s hard deciding what I like most, they’re all so good. I think your skies and the clownfish appeal to me most – and the plumeria :)

orchid40 said:

Love your Photos, PM. It’s hard deciding what I like most, they’re all so good. I think your skies and the clownfish appeal to me most – and the plumeria :)

Thanks O40, some of the skies here can take on a real painted look if I get the WB right on the camera. And the clownfish are the cheekiest fish in the coral… they are very protective and swim right at the camera, almost daring for a photo to be taken :)

I’m a rank amateur who takes copious numbers of happy snaps. I’m doing an elective in my Business Admin course at TAFE on digital photography, but it’s seriously small cheese in photography terms, just teaching us to get to know our cheapo happy snappy digicams. The very little that I’ve picked up just makes me realise how much I don’t know and how hard it really is to get a good photo. I stunned myself in that last post of yours, PM, I actually have an inkling of what yer on about when you referred to WB!! Never new it existed until two weeks ago.

All of the photos you put on your Flickr site are gorgeous, I’d love to be able to take photos even half as good!

Yeehah said:

I’m a rank amateur who takes copious numbers of happy snaps. I’m doing an elective in my Business Admin course at TAFE on digital photography, but it’s seriously small cheese in photography terms, just teaching us to get to know our cheapo happy snappy digicams. The very little that I’ve picked up just makes me realise how much I don’t know and how hard it really is to get a good photo. I stunned myself in that last post of yours, PM, I actually have an inkling of what yer on about when you referred to WB!! Never new it existed until two weeks ago.

All of the photos you put on your Flickr site are gorgeous, I’d love to be able to take photos even half as good!

You beat me by a week! I knew what WB was, but I didn’t know what it was… Last week while trying to nail a shot of a sunset, something clicked inside me head,a nd I realised that I utilised the WB function for the better… not just taking a million shots and hoping for a good one. And the fact that the group of photos on display are taken with two different types of cameras, it helps to know the nuances that makes up each camera.

OK, now that you’ve shown up the rest of us poor amateurs, you better explain what WB is…

bluegreen said:

OK, now that you’ve shown up the rest of us poor amateurs, you better explain what WB is…

WB is White Balance. You know when everyone first got video cameras, they were told that they should focus on a sheet of white paper before filming… this Balanced the video camera so that colours were “true to life”

pain master said:

Yeehah said:

I’m a rank amateur who takes copious numbers of happy snaps. I’m doing an elective in my Business Admin course at TAFE on digital photography, but it’s seriously small cheese in photography terms, just teaching us to get to know our cheapo happy snappy digicams. The very little that I’ve picked up just makes me realise how much I don’t know and how hard it really is to get a good photo. I stunned myself in that last post of yours, PM, I actually have an inkling of what yer on about when you referred to WB!! Never new it existed until two weeks ago.

All of the photos you put on your Flickr site are gorgeous, I’d love to be able to take photos even half as good!

You beat me by a week! I knew what WB was, but I didn’t know what it was… Last week while trying to nail a shot of a sunset, something clicked inside me head,a nd I realised that I utilised the WB function for the better… not just taking a million shots and hoping for a good one. And the fact that the group of photos on display are taken with two different types of cameras, it helps to know the nuances that makes up each camera.

Haven’t actually done any test shots to see what difference fiddling with the White Balance will do. Spent a couple of weeks playing with trying to get a good portrait shot or three – main criteria were sharp focus on subject’s eyes plus fuzzy out of focus background. The cheaper happy snappies have a ‘portrait’ setting that did the fuzzy background automatically, took me a week of hauling the kids to different locations around town trying different ideas with the digicam, until I figured out how to adjust the depth of field. You’ll want to know, I’m sure (even the teacher hadn’t had to figure this out). It was suggested that I focus on something in front of the subject, press the shutter button halfway to set the focus, then move onto the subject to push the button all the way down to take the photo. Buggered if my camera would manage! Tried focusing, then getting subject to take a step back before I snapped, but then subject was badly composed. Finally … I lean forward, focus, take a big step backwards, about 2-3 feet, snap! Perfect fuzzy background! Oh was I just jumping out of my skin when it finally worked!

And figured out by accident that if I set camera manually to 400 film speed, get good action shots of the kids jumping on the trampoline or boogie-boarding in the shallows.

Better happy snaps, and even more of them ,yay!!

pain master said:

bluegreen said:

OK, now that you’ve shown up the rest of us poor amateurs, you better explain what WB is…

WB is White Balance. You know when everyone first got video cameras, they were told that they should focus on a sheet of white paper before filming… this Balanced the video camera so that colours were “true to life”

Ta :)

so how do you achieve WB with digital still camera?

I’ll continue… your new digital camera can identify white areas in your shot a whole load quicker nowadays. So the WB bit of your camera will detect any white in frame and try to balance out the reds the blues and the greens in order to get a good “true to life” colour shot.

Some cameras will allow you to alter the WB, leading towards certain hues…

But, you know when you want to have something on the left of the shot in focus, and you point at that image, half press on the shutter and then re-position your shot before depressing fully? Well, the camera will also tend to set it’s WB at the same time you focus with your half press.

so the fun bit can be achieved by when taking a landscape, everything will be in focus because it all tends to be far away, so you can manipulate your ocean shots or your sunset shots by aiming at the colour you most want the WB to be dominated by, and then half pressing and then repositioning… this way, you can get redder sunsets, and bluer waters, or whiter clouds…

pain master said:

I’ll continue… your new digital camera can identify white areas in your shot a whole load quicker nowadays. So the WB bit of your camera will detect any white in frame and try to balance out the reds the blues and the greens in order to get a good “true to life” colour shot.

Some cameras will allow you to alter the WB, leading towards certain hues…

But, you know when you want to have something on the left of the shot in focus, and you point at that image, half press on the shutter and then re-position your shot before depressing fully? Well, the camera will also tend to set it’s WB at the same time you focus with your half press.

so if there is no white in my shot, I point at something that does first, half press the shutter, then point at my subject and take the photo?

pain master said:

so the fun bit can be achieved by when taking a landscape, everything will be in focus because it all tends to be far away, so you can manipulate your ocean shots or your sunset shots by aiming at the colour you most want the WB to be dominated by, and then half pressing and then repositioning… this way, you can get redder sunsets, and bluer waters, or whiter clouds…

will have to try that :)

bluegreen said:

pain master said:

I’ll continue… your new digital camera can identify white areas in your shot a whole load quicker nowadays. So the WB bit of your camera will detect any white in frame and try to balance out the reds the blues and the greens in order to get a good “true to life” colour shot.

Some cameras will allow you to alter the WB, leading towards certain hues…

But, you know when you want to have something on the left of the shot in focus, and you point at that image, half press on the shutter and then re-position your shot before depressing fully? Well, the camera will also tend to set it’s WB at the same time you focus with your half press.

so if there is no white in my shot, I point at something that does first, half press the shutter, then point at my subject and take the photo?

kinda… the camera will detect white(ish) areas much better than you or I, so there is no real need to go looking for a white spot before you take your shot.

here’s a link to todays happy snaps :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

very good composition and color. the sun is a bit harsh though and makes very dark/deep shadows. are you using a polarizing filter PM?

aquarium said:

very good composition and color. the sun is a bit harsh though and makes very dark/deep shadows. are you using a polarizing filter PM?

no I’m not aqua, maybe I should get me one???

pain master said:

here’s a link to todays happy snaps :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

those orange clouds! – belong in a fantasy world.
the outboard motor – umm don’t know – spoils the illusion.LOL
great shots.

Breathtaking photos again, PM. It looks like an island Paradise. Lovely clods too :)

Anytime you want to put fotos up I’m ready. Clods are big favourites for me. Vistas you don’t get to see in the big cities.

pepe said:

pain master said:

here’s a link to todays happy snaps :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

those orange clouds! – belong in a fantasy world.
the outboard motor – umm don’t know – spoils the illusion.LOL
great shots.

yeah pepe, unlike my relaxing time on the other side of the Island, this side resorts to the power of 2strokes…

pomolo said:

Anytime you want to put fotos up I’m ready. Clods are big favourites for me. Vistas you don’t get to see in the big cities.

no worries Pom, I’ll keep ‘em coming ;)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

Here’s some more countryside shots of PNG for Pomolo ;)

pain master said:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

Here’s some more countryside shots of PNG for Pomolo ;)

Thanks PM. Enjoyed them. Those lakes are in need of water. The Kokada Track village looks as though it is perched on the edge of the world. Whoever guesses it first won’t believe you when you say there is only darkness on that side. Good work.

Thanks Pomolo, I don’t know if those lakes have ever filled up… there were some awesome waterfalls in the rocky craggs that surround the lake, and they were very loud and noisy.

The lake floor was wet, it was like a big peaty boggy sedge basin, with some crystal clear streams coming from the direction of the waterfalls.

The darkness on the edge of the village, was just a jungle filled ravine, it was in a heavy shadow with the Village bathed in morning sunlight that the contrast means you cannot see the valley alongside.

Cheers :)

pain master said:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

Here’s some more countryside shots of PNG for Pomolo ;)

that black shadow behind the Kokoda track village is stunning.

pepe said:

pain master said:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pomfotos/

Here’s some more countryside shots of PNG for Pomolo ;)

that black shadow behind the Kokoda track village is stunning.

thanks pepe, I am now super inspired to see if I one day walk into this village…. for it would be a spectacular spot in the morning.

bump

Thanks pepe.
Wow what an amazing collection!
Wonderful work pm. As the others have said ‘send more any time’.

Crinkle said:

Thanks pepe.
Wow what an amazing collection!
Wonderful work pm. As the others have said ‘send more any time’.

There’s more than that. I think there’s a thread titled Poms Photos, or similar, that he started for Pomolo.

Yes I actually saw those thanks. I went back through topics. His photos are wonderful.

Crinkle said:

Yes I actually saw those thanks. I went back through topics. His photos are wonderful.

Did you se the bug ones?

http://tokyo3.org/forums/gardening/topics/310/

Bubba Louie said:

Crinkle said:

Yes I actually saw those thanks. I went back through topics. His photos are wonderful.

Did you se the bug ones?

http://tokyo3.org/forums/gardening/topics/310/

Thanks Bubba Louie. I’d seen some but not all. Truely fantastic photography.

Crinkle said:

Bubba Louie said:

Crinkle said:

Yes I actually saw those thanks. I went back through topics. His photos are wonderful.

Did you se the bug ones?

http://tokyo3.org/forums/gardening/topics/310/

Thanks Bubba Louie. I’d seen some but not all. Truely fantastic photography.

PM’s a lovely bloke. Some of us have been lucky enough to meet him and his lovely GF.