Last on the card – October
November 4, 2022
A relief to find this was my last photo taken in October. Not too shabby for taking part in bushboy’s Last on the Card challenge.
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September – last on the card
October 7, 2022
My foolish surprise when it’s time for Bushboy‘s ‘Last on the card’ always pleases me somehow – I never know what I’m going to find. My last photo for September …
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Half light half dark – September Equinox
September 23, 2022
The September Equinox is here. A few photos looking back over the last season.
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August – Last on the card
September 2, 2022
Berry me. Taking part in bushboy’s last on the card challenge. For fun!
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July – Last on the card
August 2, 2022
Co-incidentally, my 100th published post.
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June – Last on the card
July 1, 2022
Bushboy Brian’s continuing (hurrah!) challenge: post the last image on your phone or camera for June. No editing required. I love this one because it’s easy for anyone to join in, you meet such nice people, and somehow that last photo you took is always a surprise!
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A Solstice to remember
June 24, 2022
A baker’s dozen of local photos from the March Equinox to the June Solstice 2022
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Jubilee – Last on the card
June 4, 2022
Late for Brian’s challenge but here is my offering for the end of May. Does it look like anywhere you know? The featured image is a (very big) clue.
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Last on the card – a bean in April!
May 1, 2022
Post the last photo you took in April – the latest round of the monthly challenge from bushboy.
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Words and Washi
April 29, 2022
In ‘Quilt’, an exhibition appearing at the University of South Wales, two-hundred-year-old letters written on Washi – Japanese paper – are layered into works of art. We were asked to send our own brief words to appear alongside.
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Maria Donovan 