Down In The Garden

Today, I've been down in the garden... the Botanical Gardens in fact, and quite literally down on my knees again using the amazingly convenient 'floor tripod'.

Because my Canon D10 is waterproof, I've been kneeling in the water because I like water. I like it on my hair and my eyes and my nose and my ears and my mouth. And my clothes got a bit wet.

Shaving Foam Pies

I made some foam pies this week which created lovely random colours and shapes...

One Eye Fell Out Of Bear

Duck Beak

Cars In Shaving Foam Pie

Cars In Shaving Foam Pie

Bobbles, Circles, Rings

I like circles because they are round like wheels are. Here are some pictures I've snapped of circles...

This is a glass floor. You can see people below

These are brown bobbles at the station

This one is cool because it's all muddy

Yellow bobbles at the station are cool because they are yellow

Metal bobbles near the escalator

Handbag in a shop window

An Early Start

Lots of people ask me how I became a keen photographer... and the truth is, I really can't remember.

But, as these pictures clearly show, I've been snapping from a VERY early age with my trusty Canon D10.

Here, I was art directing and snapping my friend Marshall for his blog  'The {Tiny} Times' .

Images ©2011 The {Tiny} Times

Getting Down To It

Like most toddlers, I like to roll around the floor. I like to do it with a camera in my hand mostly, because A: I get to capture the moment and B: I don't get told off. If I do get told off, I just tell mummy and daddy I'm making art and they leave me alone to get the job done. Here are some of my shots for Roll Around The Block, an event organised by the National Gallery of Victoria, and taken on my Canon D10. 

Getting a better angle at Flinders Street Station

Barriers

Texture

Tarmac

Escalator

Ramp with Daddy's foot

Padlock

Will Coles tetra carton sculpture

study of Red Riding Hood at the NGV