Saturday, August 2, 2008
Melbourne was sunny, 14C and so to here
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August 2 Highlands light, Southern Ice porcelain forms.
Melbourne was cool, a southerly off the Bass, and so back to here where the frosts are biting grasses and creaking the roof. A gale-force south-westerly has blasted all with Eucalypt leaves and branches, and the wind chill says it is snowing in the Alps. Out of the wind, the growing light, post - solstice, beckons the camera.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Humans in wombats' backyard
A young wombat has moved into the internal garden, taking up new burrow-making at the outer edges of its home range, in company with such exotics as a Gingko tree, a very old ornamental Japanese maple, a big old American Crabapple, my favourite native grass, a potted Port Jackson fig and Aloe vera.
The brick wall provides a perfect tree-like buttress to burrow under.
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Fair ground

La Nina catch and taste, 2007.
Inlaid, glazed, translucent Southern Ice porcelain; Louise Boscacci.
Melbourne Art Fair 2008: July 30 - August 5
Connectivity 2
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Connectivity 1
From top:
Austral four 2007. Inlaid porcelain
Bone china count inlaid into porcelain, 2004
Magpie Geese, Nyleta Wetland, Atherton, Queensland, June 2008
Rose Gum (Eucalyptus grandis) ecotone, Paluma Road, June 2008; after 26 years of photographing this forest, the road to Hidden Valley has now been bitumised. A World Heritage ecosystem.
Ulysses butterfly coccoon, Townsville backyard, June 2008.
Ulyssses butterfly, Townsville backyard, June 2008. Newly emerged, and warming up for first flight.
Images: Louise BoscacciThursday, June 5, 2008
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