just singing in the rain....

not much else you can do outdoors today!

a calender, image sales and other exciting news

I am right now very excited to show off my new desk calendars for the coming year. Featuring 12 of the best images from the blog in a neat and compact CD case design, they are perfect for the home or office and are ideal for posting - $25 each including delivery.

The photographic sales department (me, myself and I) is now in full operation, mounted images are available in two sizes - 8x10”($15) & 16x20" ($50) plus postage and handling (free local delivery).

for orders or further details - somethingsomers@bigpond.com

Other great news is that I am soon to have some pieces stocked in a new and exciting local shop.....I'll keep you posted....... and this Sunday is the Somers Arts Fair - I hope to see you there.

making daisy chains in the sun

 the best way to spend a sunny afternoon!

blissed out in Byron

 Some may have noticed that the blog has been a bit slow of late, I have been enjoying a laid back couple of weeks at Byron Bay with the family. I have plenty of images to share but thought the above sunrise was worthy of been posted first.

the spring garden

These bright and cheerful Poppies were today spotted in the garden of much a loved family friend.

Dancing about in the breeze they were very popular with the bees - how fantastic is spring!

five little ducks went out one day..........................

.........well they went for a walk along Sandy Point rd anyway.

Drive slowly if you will as there are some new arrivals in town, 5 little duckings that are simply too cute!

The mighty toddler has often wondered where the ducks are off to when she spots them walking along the road, well imagine her amazement today when she saw these little guys waddling along.

water tower tall

Built in 1965 and used by many as a direction marker, some think the Somers Water Tower it is a bit of an eyesore.

Not me – I enjoy watching the changing shadows that are cast the throughout the year and the colours of the aging shell blending with the surrounding environment.

It’s all in the way that you look at it I guess.