Darebin Creek walking track
Bernadette Boundy's Blog
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Friday, June 22, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Experimenting with Paper Camera App
On the way to Geelong, trying out a new android application Paper Camera. There is a place for these apps
Monday, June 18, 2012
Dance Me to the End of Time
These are the final images that I entered in the 69 Smith St photography show called Fingerprints based on the lyrics of Leonard Cohen.
Details of the show in my previous blog post.
Fingerprints - Photography exhibition
Last Saturday June 16th, the 69 Smith St Photography group show opened. The theme was the songs of Leonard Cohen. People chose to interpret the theme in imaginative and interesting ways.
It is on until July 1st.
Here is the invitation.
The gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday 11- 5pm.
You can look at the website here
Anglsea Landscape
This image taken at Anglsea in June reminds me of
the Fred Williams picture
that I saw at the NGV the following week!
Saturday, June 2, 2012
June - winter has arrived
It is cold and dull with some bursts of sun. But the mornings are very cold.
Trees at NMIT are looking as though they are shivering.
Trees at NMIT are looking as though they are shivering.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Exhibition at James Makin Gallery
Last night I went to the opening of two exhibitions at James Makin Gallery in Cambridge St Collingwood.
The two artists were Wayne Viney whose monoprints and oil on board are a huge inspiration.
I loved his series Southern Ocean which he says is "about the sea and the sky and the exploration of colour."
They are strong and delicate; they rally do transport the viewer.
Jenny Rodgerson's works which shows people alone in interior settings are evocative and sensitive. A great feeling of introspection.
The exhibition is on until 23rd June - definitely worth a visit.
The two artists were Wayne Viney whose monoprints and oil on board are a huge inspiration.
I loved his series Southern Ocean which he says is "about the sea and the sky and the exploration of colour."
They are strong and delicate; they rally do transport the viewer.
Jenny Rodgerson's works which shows people alone in interior settings are evocative and sensitive. A great feeling of introspection.
The exhibition is on until 23rd June - definitely worth a visit.
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