As the title says these photos were all taken here.
Assorted photographs all taken here at home.
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My name is Kim. I am a ceramic artist and storyteller and I have been blogging as Frog Ponds Rock since 2007.
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Wow, beautiful. Love the frog. What are the black birds? What kind of camera do you use?
They’re beautiful. I love the spider and the black cockys.
Kim – those are beautiful shots! You live in a gorgeous part of the world.
Wonderful photos Kim 😉 What a glorious place Tasmania is!
@ Kristin, They are yellow tailed black cockatoos. I use a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8.
I love that frog – looks like someone dripped white chocolate over the top of her (and a big drop is starting to run down the centre of her face) Noice pics!
Love the black cockies. I know them as gang-gangs.
Wow, these are gorgeous! 🙂
Great photos! The colours are amazing, I miss that, all we have here is dirty snow!
Excellent shots, Kim! How fortunate you are to live in such a beautiful place, to be continually aware of the beauty, and to be able to capture it with a camera. Thank you for loving it and sharing it.
These are fabulous Kim. You could do calendars and postcards. Tassie looks more and more interesting to me with every photo I see.
PARROTS!!!!! Love the pics.
so nice to see as i freeze my behind off here in the land of ice and ice hockey.
they are great to look at, thank you for showing them.
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Great photos, makes me quite envious as I sit here in England looking at the rain and wind. A friend lived in Tasmania for a while and was always on about how lovely it was. Must get there one day.
Mike.
I missed your pictures, I’m so glad you’re using your camera again!
I agree with Jjentje even though that is really hard to spell!
The photo’s are just stunning. The clarity astounds me. Its like a window into your world.
It may encourage me to go outside again soon, perhaps in Spring!
These are beautiful photos! It’s hard to pick a favorite.
So beautiful – sorry I haven’t been by in a while – school holidays eat up computer time, by substituting playtime with the kids
I have been thinking of you though – and hoping that 2010 will be a wonderful year for you all
Gorgeous photos, Kim, tempting me to come visit your corner of the world to see all the beauty 😉
Must win the lottery, I have to come and see you and your landscape.