I began taking a nature photo on the 1st of January 2013.
My goal was to take one every day for the whole year.
I achieved that, now I'm back for another year.
I started a Facebook group to share our nature photos.
It has grown to more than 200 members from all around the world.
And it's the best group on Facebook.
No, I'm not at all biased!
If you want to join us, you can find us here... 365 Days In Nature
Day 213 - 1st August ~ The Weather: The final weather photo, ending the week as it began...with a foggy morning.
Day 221 - 9th August ~ Reflections: My favourite reflection photo...at Pelican Bay, Inskip Point.
Day 222 - 10th August ~ Reflections: I like this one of gum trees in the pond, it almost looks like a painting.
Day 223 - 11th August ~ Reflections: A swan at our duck pond.
Day 222 - 10th August ~ Reflections: I like this one of gum trees in the pond, it almost looks like a painting.
Day 223 - 11th August ~ Reflections: A swan at our duck pond.
Day 224 - 12th August ~ Reflections: Another favourite reflection, this one is from the farm.
Day 225 - 13th August ~ Reflections: Reflections in the rock pools at Mothar Mountain.
Day 226 - 14th August ~ Reflections: A seagull and its reflection.
Day 227 - 15th August ~ Reflections: Pretty reflections in the Mary River.
Day 228 - 16th August ~ Colourful: Starting the colourful week with a pretty, colourful garden in the park across the road from our house.
Day 225 - 13th August ~ Reflections: Reflections in the rock pools at Mothar Mountain.
Day 226 - 14th August ~ Reflections: A seagull and its reflection.
Day 227 - 15th August ~ Reflections: Pretty reflections in the Mary River.
Day 228 - 16th August ~ Colourful: Starting the colourful week with a pretty, colourful garden in the park across the road from our house.
Day 234 - 22nd August ~ Colourful: We've seen lots of these this week. Here's my rainbow lorikeet.
Day 235 - 23rd August ~ Organic: Mossy rocks in the forest.
Day 235 - 23rd August ~ Organic: Mossy rocks in the forest.
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