Photo 101 Gallery Post Share

Here is a compilation of the photos so far, two weeks into Photo 101. If you know how to create a gallery and want to share your own photos in one place on one post then feel free to add a link to your own gallery post in the comments section (just click the black speech bubble to access comments)

A gallery is a great way to feature your work in one place and since many of you have spent a lot of time creating photographic work for the course it is a good opportunity to show it off once more.

 

Anyone care for a punt? A lovely summer’s day in Oxford near Magdalen College

The light in Notre Dame outlined the arches in flaming gold

At the National Australian War Memorial people still come from all over Australia to leave a poppy in memory of those lost in World War I.

A yacht on the horizon and a last swim before sunset.

Family peeks through this 1920’s frame.

If only this cupboard could talk. Just imagine what it might say.

The Fairytale castle of Vincennes flooded with light

Same view but in portrait.

A view from the walls of Mont St Michel to the marshes that stretch out around along the Brittany coastline.

A final glimpse before heading home.

These porcelain flowers on the side of a 19th century vase in the cupboard.

A Western Australian Sunset

The light floods in from the fairytale cloister at the top of the Mont St Michel

This little lane weaving through Oxford tempts you to the past.

One of the few flowers currently in the garden at the end of the winter.

Mandarins waiting to turn orange on our tree

Lone figures and their shadows as the sun goes down

heading down to Magdalen College on a beautiful summer day in Oxford.

The green canopy turned the chrome hood mascot to gold.

Every home has it’s prickly moments. Being able to enjoy a good laugh in the face of adversity is essential.

Disconnection of the old dials and lights in the old Fremantle Prison