Thoughtfactory: Leica poetics

Leica, film, snaps, chronicles, cliches

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wood abstract

This picture was made whilst I was wandering around an old Council rubbish dump in the late afternoon:

I was on a poodlewalk in Waitpinga, which is in the  southern Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. The dump is empty now.--its an edgeland. 

Tree rings, foam and Leica

A picture of tree rings in an old rubbish dump  from late 2018 that I have  just got around to scanning.

 This abstract  was made in the late afternoon in Waitpinga whilst  I was on  a poodlewalk   with Maleko. 

old can, Terrapinna Gorge

I saw this old, rusty  can lying amongst rocks in the walls of the Terrapinna Gorge in the Northern Flinders Ranges:

I was on a camel trek in the Northern Flinders Ranges  from Blinman to Mt Hopeless. I spent the best part of a day wandering through the gorge and around the Terrapinna Tors circuit above the gorge. My understanding is that the Hamilton Creek flows into the gorge. 

salt

This picture was made whilst walking along the coast of the southern Fleurieu Peninsula:

It was made whilst on a poodlewalk during the early autumn of 2018. 

fashion

Melbourne fashion  circa 2011

I spent a lot of time on that visit to Melbourne photographing shop windows. 

vine

From the archives: 

Princess Bridge, Melbourne, 2011

First Creek, Burnside

This  picture of First Creek in the Memorial Garden,  Burnside was made around 2010

It was during winter and there had been a lot of rain in the Adelaide Hills and the Mount Lofty Ranges  

seaweed still life

This  still life of seaweed and granite  rocks was made on an early morning  poodlewalk:

It was made just before I went on a camel trek in the northern Flinders Ranges.  

Cuba St, Wellington

This picture was made in March 2018 when  I was walking Wellington in New Zealand for a week or so. This was  just prior to my return to Wellington to  attend Photobook/NZ:

Like everyone else I hung out in Cuba St, often  for a number of hours. I would usually walk up and down the street each time I wandered down  to the CBD or the waterfront from the Air BnB studio apartment in Te Aro Valley.  It was one of the more interesting streets in Wellington.