janebalkeandersen

Urban Garden

Urban Garden

My inner city Sydney suburb has some glorious trees, but can always do with some more gardens and colour. Here's a yarn garden complete with amigurumi bee...
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My inner city Sydney suburb has some glorious trees, but can always do with some more gardens and colour. Here's a yarn garden complete with amigurumi bees and hand crocheted flowers.
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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture 9/2 ISO 200 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 43/1

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Dec, 2016

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I see colours vividly, shining with energy, bursting in its vibrancy, especially when it's YARN. I tried to capture that feeling here.

Late night but twilight in Warrnambool, Victoria. Magic time and place. I wanted to capture the dreamy late evening feel.

The colour and light were so beautiful. I had to try to capture it even with the breeze moving them.

So much development at Bribie Island means dead or dying mangroves, cemented creeks and habitat destruction. Nevertheless, this mangrove is beautiful

Some colours have so much energy. This flower certainly did.

Dusty vases and twigs with sunlight shining through just appealed to me. Those forgotten corns are interesting.

I grew up with this place, but hadn't visited for years. Simply a piece of nostalgia and hence the faded, mellow processing.

Sunday afternoon in a Redfern coffee shop. Portrait. Trying to capture a soft smile.

Beautiful colour and texture in yarn and the beginnings of a crochet bag.

Colour and love in yarn glowing with all the energy I can give it. I want to share the love and colour and make people smile.

Every granny square block's carefully chosen colour represents a story or memory in my life of just little things I wanted to capture with words

Capturing the colour and detail of a crochet project almost complete. I love the colour and the random placement spoke to me.

A lone little lighthouse standing guard on the east of an island off Victoria. A long path, a red door. How many stories could it tell?

The Courage Flower - this Crochet flower is now in 12 languages and is part of an international project to raise awareness for depression, agrophobia,

Bringing some joy to my inner city train station with some yarnbombing. I call it spreading kindness, but here I am adding some joy.

The colour stopped me in my tracks, the textures, shapes and fragrance made me linger.

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

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