Ducks rock! Nothing more to say. 
Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Because Ducks Rock’, 1/25s f4 ISO320 200mm
Month: May 2018
Once Was Watering Can
Perhaps there was a time when a bright zinc plated watering can tended lovingly to someone’s seaside garden. Perhaps it served faithfully until the handle broke and its owner discarded it for a new one. How it came to rest for a time in Galway Bay, be rescued and then set upon the rocks will […]
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Hands In The Air Like You Just Don’t Care
I was photographing amusement machine riders at a recent event and noticed their various emotional states immediately on disembarking. So I readied myself for the next group of disembarking riders, raised my camera, then this happened! Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Hands In The Air Like You Just Don’t Care’, 1/80s f/8 ISO100 70mm
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Sub Cruce Lumen
The University of Adelaide Coat of Arms emblazoned with the universe motto ‘Sub Cruce Lumen’, meaning ‘The light (of learning) under the (Southern) Cross’, might indeed carry a hidden message. Perhaps the symbolic text represented on the feature book is nothing more than artistic scrawl. Or perhaps there is more to it. Look close and […]
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Pushing Up Daisies
It’s ironic how such dainty little white and yellow flowers have taken on the omen of death. Still, here they are all congregated in a suspiciously defined patch of open grass amid the old graves of Greyfriar’s Kirkyard, Edinburgh. You can of course look at those little white and yellow daisies see them for what […]
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