"No More Fodos!", originally uploaded by See Turtle.

"No More Fodos!"

He's had enough of being photographed for today. (026/365)

Homo Fallible, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Statue by Hans Arkeveld.

For some reason the statue from this side reminds me of a vulture.

Outside Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, UWA, Perth, Friday 18th January 2008

Cockatoo In a Gum Tree, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

This is one of those yellow armpitted cockatoos (technical term. lol)

Doesn't get any more Australia really. lol.

Padbury, Wednesday 16 January 2008 (015/365)

Chillin' on a Sunday, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Mawsons Park, Sunday 13th January 2008 (012/365)

Siblings, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Mawsons Park, Sunday 13th January 2008

Too hot!, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

The perils of a playground on a hot day. Too hot to play.

Mawsons Park, Sunday 13th January 2008

Furious Chopsticks!, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Sushi bar, Perth, Saturday 12 January 2008 (011/365)

Absorbed, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

This tree is covered with bees at the moment, none of whom seemed to mind me standing in their midst.

Padbury, Friday 11th January 2008

Kookaburra, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

UWA Sunken Gardens Thursday 10th January 2008

Suburban Gauntlet, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

This is what I dodge many times of week on the way to work.

Tuesday 8th January 2008

Her Imperial Majesty Kameko, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Today, the boss and I designed this fabulously organic rune stone "inspired" throne.

Tuesday 8th January 2008

Back to Work :woe:, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Monday 7 January 2008

Strolling, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Hillarys Beach, Sunday 6 January 2008

The Annual Foot on the Beach Shot, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Usually I would head down to the beach on January 1 to take a photo of my foot. Today I was asked why. There is no why.

This is my right foot. The foot I had issues with all year. According to Chinese thingies the place on my foot that is injured correlates to "work and men". lol. Me? Have problems with work? lol. Or men? lmao.

Hillarys Beach, Sunday 6th January 2008

Perths Beautifully Maintained Trains, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

So this pic made the cut according to the flickr Explore thingie which is apparently based on "interestingness" as distinct from "beautifullness".

I have so much to learn about photography. I see this pic as a photo of my sons foot but not his gorgeous face.

Dragonfly Clock, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Today I attempted to photograph my new toothbrush holder for the second day running. Again the photos didn't work so I turned to the hallway clock instead. It was after about 85 shots I realised it would be easier to photograph the dragonfly short hand if I took the batteries out! lol. In the end I've gone with one of the "live" shots. And I've had a fidget to remove the colour. (PS Yes, the dragonfly is missing its left wings. I took the clock down to clean it and broke the wings. ) (PPS It would have been easier to photograph the clock on the bathroom bench where I cleaned the clock but I put it back on the wall, above head height, with the running battery. Live and learn! lol)

At home, 5th January 2008

Idea, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

I was attempting to photograph my new toothbrush holder but that fell through. Or rather the light through my window wouldn't behave. It was a different story in the dining room.

At home, 4 January 2008

Bono - The Father, The Son, & The Holy Hobo, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Sydney November 2006

Lotus Child, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

Praise the deity of your choice! This it the picture for which I set up my flickr account. I've just spent four days trawling through my discs to find it. Finally, here she is. :collapse:

Walking Sandals, originally uploaded by See Turtle.

These walking sandals have been through NSW, VIC, and WA. I love them so much I have sandal induced suntan shapes on the tops of both feet. The only time I stopped wearing them is when I broke my foot (from walking too much) and the cross straps were in just the right spot to be uncomfortable.