There doesn’t appear to be any signage explaining this relatively new art work on Wellington’s waterfront. I think it might have something to do with the area’s history as a working wharf.
It was a grey day in Wellington today – this is a colour shot with minimal edits
Posted for Debbie’s one word Sunday with the theme of Black
For Cee’s Black and White photo challenge with the theme of Fences and Gates
The internet seems a bit divided on whether starfish tentacles are arms or legs. But apparently the undersides contain hundreds of tubular feet so I am claiming it for Cees Fun Foto Challenge with the theme of legs and feet.
Spotted this evening on my walk to the railway station.
Ferns by artist Neil Dawson against the Wellington sky
This week I’ve chosen “your sky” for my contribution to ofmariaantonia’s photo a week challenge
I very rarely take more than one lens with me on a photo walk. But some of my lenses, particularly the 18-135, or even the trusty kit 18-55 feel like they have too wide a range to be within the spirit of this weeks Lens Artists challenge to take one lens on a walk
Taking my new to me (bought second hand) 35 mm prime for a stroll seems far more appropriate.
On a sunny, warm, Thursday evening the Wellington waterfront ,while being a working port, is also full of locals, dog walkers, commuters, crews training for the dragon boat festival, and pigeons
A fairly direct response to Cristina Kemp’s creative challenge # 219
Kids wait around the boundary fence in the hope of nabbing a few autographs
Posted for the Daily Word Prompt theme of loiter
Taken at the cricket today For Cee’s fun foto challenge theme of hands and paws
Middleton Road 