And that would be Fahim
Yeah, this is using a new Google+ photo enhancement. 🙂
When Fahim and I left New Zealand in July 2011, we stopped over in Singapore for a couple of weeks…
Right. So this GIF was created automatically using Google+'s magic. And I shared the photo publically on Google+. But as…
First, we have: And then we have: Tell me. What DO they have in common, dear reader? 😀 The second…
Watch the video first. Then look at the picture. And tell me what you figure out. 😀
Auckland is an amazingly beautiful place to live. Beautiful views, clean air, next to no litter in most places, nice…
While we didn't have as many birds in Auckland as we did in Sri Lanka, we still saw quite a…
We were in New Zealand for close to half a year. During that time, we were in Auckland. The first…
From New Zealand Fahim and I arrived in New Zealand last on the 28th of February. By the time we…
Image via Wikipedia Fahim and I have a new adventure happening. We’re flying off – theoretically, at least since we’re…
So I mentioned the awful awful awful service we’ve received from SLHost.com. Fahim and I decided that, as soon as…
Fahim and I have had a VPS – virtual private server – with SLHost.com for a while. A year and…
On the left is what a head of lettuce normally looks like here. 🙁 On the right is what we…
I came across this article on Photojojo about using your existing lens and turning it around to use it as…
Bang! Pop! Crackle crackle sizzle! Bang! Crackle crackle crackle! Those were the sounds that hit my ears this morning shortly…
Jumbu, or as Fahim insists, Jambu, is a fruit that grows here. This is a picture of the very junior…
I spot one of my garden chameleons on the jambu tree, where he normally perches. … Honestly, my first thought was “hmm, he’s getting lunch”, even though I didn’t think lizards ate other lizards. … Then, a second or two later – cuz, yes, they really were that fast – separated, although that took a couple of seconds, too.
There’s been the makings of a nest between the eavestroughing and the house since as long as I’ve lived here, which is over three years. Until now, I’ve seen no activity involving it – no birds coming and going, no building, nothing. … Squatters or no, I’m glad they’ve taken over the vacant space. 🙂 These pictures are taken from the end of February.
I played with colour and light, and upped the black intensity in combination with getting as close as I could to the palm leaf.
Most of you probably have ice cream trucks or bicycles where you live. i’m thinking probably trucks. Here, it’s mostly trishaws. Same general principle…
I’ve mentioned before that we have a few croton plants in our garden. I love them – they’re colourful and interesting to look at, methinks, and even lovelier after a good rain. 🙂 I hope you enjoy looking at my crotons as much as I have. 🙂
He must have broken free from his travelling circus where he works on the tightrope. … Because, honestly, other than ants or other bugs on the bark, what could the squirrel possibly be interested in? … Apparently, he’s had enough of me snapping his picture.
These flowers are ixora, which I learned just recently from Krishna Mohan in a comment he left on my photoblog….
