A female St Andrew cross spider (Argiope keyserlingi). She lives in our back garden. I spot her shedding her skin after a rainy afternoon.
Monthly Archives: September 2005
Absolute Measure
An unidentified spider on its web cob reflecting sunlight. This large back garden of the new house we just moved in provides habitats to many of spiders. Unfortunately, this fragile web was gone the next day after I photographed it.
Frond End
A fern frond in the back garden of our new place
Flying Ibises
Early up in one morning, a flock of sacred ibises (Theskiornis aethiopica) flying in the sky. They look alright up high, however, as one of Sydney urban birds, they shamelessly pick trash. Pity, at this point, they are not much better than pigeons or silver gulls.
Destiny
A fence of a public toilet. An abstract along the way.
Cracking World
This is one of the forgotten early photographs of mine. A mirrorball as a props in Sydney Gay Games 2002 was standing by for a rehearsal. I was involved in the Opening Ceremony as a volunteer stage management team. Big gig like this reminded me of what I used to do for living in Bangkok. Life goes on.