Inspired by Susannah Conway and some of her blog friends, here is a review of my photographic year.
January
Near Guthega © Andrée Lawrey
A weekend Southside Camera Club excursion to Guthega, Kosciuszko National Park, NSW gave me a chance to test my legs on some easy mountain walks and prove I was fully recovered from past injuries. I still grin with delight at the memory.
February
Sydney Reflection © Andrée Lawrey
Seen on the way to the Annie Leibovitz exhibition on a busy day trip to Sydney.
March
3 Yallourn Street, Fyshwick, ACT © Andrée Lawrey
Still working hard on the Fyshwick project.
April
Venice © Andrée Lawrey
Italia! A joy, a delight and a photographic feast, including a wonderful tour with my friend Luiza and an excellent Within the Frame photo workshop with David duChemin and Jeffrey Chapman. Special thanks to all concerned, old friends and new, for a delightful experience. It's thanks to you that I'm still dreaming of Italy!
More of the iPhone in Italy series can be seen on my website.
More of the iPhone in Italy series can be seen on my website.
May
Night Tree © Andrée Lawrey
Home again and having fun challenging the iPhone camera in tricky light.
June
40 Kembla Street © Andrée Lawrey
A gift! Spotted at the very end of shooting for the Fyshwick exhibition.
July
Done at last!
August
Wired © Andrée Lawrey
Taking a break and playing around with the iPhone.
September
Squares, Bibo Café, Ballarat © Andrée Lawrey
I love this Ballarat café, with its retro décor, soft colours and hearty breakfasts. The 2011 Ballarat International Foto Biennale was also a special treat.
October
Lamp, Benedict House © Andrée Lawrey
November
Favourite Cactus © Andrée Lawrey
Two splendid potted succulents guard the front door of PhotoAccess. Sometimes I snatch a photo as I go by. More often, I remind myself to go back when I have time to make some cactus portraits...
December
A visit to the ANU School of Art brought some unexpected photo opportunities. I particularly liked the fragmented reflections in the faceted surface of a kiln (I think it's a kiln) in the courtyard.
