Each week Photo Friday posts a photo assignment. The aim is the creative interpretation of the week's theme. Photo Friday is about challenging participants to be original and creative within the constraints of the week's theme. It's not a competition. Anyone with a camera and a place on the internet to post pictures can participate.
Please click on an image for a larger view.
Please click on an image for a larger view.
Photo Friday Challenge: Baby
17th February 2006
My son Tom aged 16 months.
17th February 2006
My son Tom aged 16 months.
Photo Friday Challenge: Blur
10th February 2006
Sydney Harbour Bridge on a rainy day.
10th February 2006
Sydney Harbour Bridge on a rainy day.
Photo Friday Challenge: Disguise
3rd February 2006
Bronze Angel.
3rd February 2006
Bronze Angel.
Photo Friday Challenge: Vanity
27th January 2006
Hair Braiding.
27th January 2006
Hair Braiding.
Photo Friday Challenge: Panorama
6th January 2006
Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia
6th January 2006
Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia
Photo Friday Challenge: Best of 2005
30th December 2005
Damselfly.
30th December 2005
Damselfly.
Photo Friday Challenge: Depth of Field
16th December 2005
Blackwattle Bay, Glebe.
A rusted gearwheel from an old handwinch once used for hauling small boats up a slipway.
16th December 2005
Blackwattle Bay, Glebe.
A rusted gearwheel from an old handwinch once used for hauling small boats up a slipway.
Photo Friday Challenge: Experimental
2nd December 2005
Tosca.
One in a series of photographs revealing a hidden symmetry within the Sydney Opera House, Australia. Each image represents the feeling and mood of an individual opera by digitally remodeling architectural details to form new designs and alternative views of an iconic structure.
To see more in this series please click here.
2nd December 2005
Tosca.
One in a series of photographs revealing a hidden symmetry within the Sydney Opera House, Australia. Each image represents the feeling and mood of an individual opera by digitally remodeling architectural details to form new designs and alternative views of an iconic structure.
To see more in this series please click here.
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