November 12, 2012

A Unit of Measure

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From the week just past. We extended the Cup Day holiday, spending both Monday & Tuesday at my friend Dexters family's holiday house in Rye.

As it turned out we were a day late for swimming weather, but the rock-pools provided entertainment enough. The coat of 'fur' which covered the rocks that day was so thick & soft & made the place seem just a little surreal.

But it was so nice to visit the Mornington Peninsular for a change. I grew up in Geelong, so have a tendency to head in that direction come summertime. Though we were just across the bay, the coast here felt somehow different. Or just new, perhaps. Unfamiliar.

6 comments:

  1. the texture of that seaweed stuff is to die for! love the subdued colours in these photos.

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  2. Is this place even real? Looks like something that can't actually exist.

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  3. it is just BEAUTIFUL! wow...like a painting.

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  4. These photos just made me to go away with a group of people. I love the colors....and the clouds!!

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  5. love the up close photograph of the sea weed, it looks like fur!

    Lillian Spibey Photography

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  6. I love this set of photos. The texture of the seaweed is amazing and I like the vintage feel of the photos. Just wondering which film camera did you use for this set?

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