P Cat, who has been asleep in the planter box all afternoon, showing no inclination to be a compliant subject for the RDP theme of Slumber
Slumber Disturbed
Makara Loop
Makara Loop is a popular route for road cyclists in Wellington. I’m fortunate that it starts close to my home so I can ride it regularly
A response to Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge with the theme of Words with 2 letter ‘a’s
Staunch
Mau Whenua standing against the sale of their ancestral land at Shelly Bay to a property developer
A response to the FOWC withe the theme of Staunch
Monday Washing Lines
The Sealion which has been tied up opposite Queens Wharf for years has been a favourite subject of mine virtually the whole time I have been interested in photography. She appears to be going through another phase in her stationary journey, with more people seeming to be living aboard.
A contribution to Andrew’s Monday Washing Lines challenge
Under the sails
My office street address of 3 Queens Wharf doesn’t mean much to a lot of people. But everyone can find us “under the sails”
a contribution to the lens artists challenge of “subjects beginning with S”
Coming up the stairs
A contribution to Becky’s square up challenge
Up the Garden Path
My first photo for the year (and in fact for quite a while). A contribution to Becky’s Square challenge with the theme of Up
Looks like they are really settling in
This boat hasn’t moved for several years. Now it looks like they are really settling in …
Shot and posted as a contribution to the pull up a seat challenge
Empty Windbag
Old Coach Road
At the Johnsonville end, Old Coach Road has been swallowed up by suburbia but the rest (still a legal road) forms a rare example of a barely-modified early colonial road. The 3-km section between Johnsonville and Rifle Range Road in Ōhariu Valley, where I walked this afternoon, is now protected. It was the first road to be registered by the Historic Places Trust.
Taken n in response to Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge with the theme of benches
