Posts tagged “black and white

Junk

Seen at the top of Aro Valley

Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8mm Lens


Opps I Fell Asleep…

I hate it when that happens…but the metal grill looks soooo soft and inviting 🙂

Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8 lens, Ilford HP5+ 400 ISO film


Delirious

Seen in Civic Square in Wellington

Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8. Fuji Neopan 400ISO


Fatherhood Friday 9: Emily Counts to Hungry

Survived Emily’s birthday party last weekend with only minor injuries (mostly mental ones to me) and managed to get things back to normal in only a couple of days. Possibly scared some of the kids into believing there actually were pirates in our back garden but they felt better when they found the “pirates” gold coins that were made of chocolate, I’m sure their parents probably hate me now after sending their kids back overhyped on sugar.

Colds were the order of the week with Emily bringing one home and sharing it round everyone here (not really her fault but was amusing that one day only Emily had a cold and the next day we all had one).

Emily Quote of the week:  “96…97…98…99…. I’m Hungry”

Emily riding her running bike round the, still being constructed, bike track.

Samantha: Copious amounts of Snot. Has been literally getting into everything and I mean EVERYTHING! She has worked out how to open cupboards and drawers and is showing much interest in CDs and the things under the television. You can say “no” move her away and watch as she goes straight back to what she was doing.

Word of the week: “Hot” used continuously for almost half an hour after making a grab for a cup of tea that Amanda was drinking.

Samantha at Lollypops Playland on Emily’s birthday.


Old Car

Old car parked in the loading zone behind the Leftbank Shopping Arcade.

It seems to turn up every now and then with a band playing on the back of it.

Nikon F5, Tokina 19-35mm lens, Ilford HP5+ 400 ISO Film


I Never Knew The Greatest American Hero Wore Sandals

Who knew?

Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8 mm Lens. Ilford Delta 3200 ISO film…No Flash


IR Haunted House

Entry for EOS Photo5 Competition for 2009 in the Practiacally Black section

Nikon D70s 18-70mm Lens, ISo 200, Cokin 007 Infra Red Filter


Tractor

Boat launching tractor at Castle Point.

Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8 lens, Ilford Delta 400 Film


Fatherhood Friday 8: Birthday done but party Saturday

Survived Emily’s birthday last Friday (she even managed to sleep in til 715 which is around 45 minutes more sleep than usual). She had a great day with far too many presents then going to an indoor playground with a friend and then a dinner party with all her adult friends and more presents.

The thought of having 10 to 12 four-year olds round for a party is somewhat daunting and is becoming a logistical nightmare which will be worse if it rains on Saturday like it is supposed to. The things we do! Hopefully this isn’t setting the bar too high for all birthdays that are still to come.

Now that she is 4 her most common saying has turned into “I know that!” about most things so apparently when you turn 4 you now know everything about everything.

Emily on Car Ride at Karori Carnival

Samantha: Getting even faster with crawling and getting better at pulling herself up on furniture and walking along it. Also getting better at disappearing and turning up in places she isn’t supposed to be, such as CD shelves, power cords, book shelves, heaters etc…

She also seems to be learning words (not proper words but understandable what she means) at a very fast rate of a couple of new ones per day.

Not too much mischief this week from either 🙂

Sorry about old pic but didn’t get a chance to develop the 2 black and white films I shot last week which had some pics of the girls on them… Hopefully will sort after the party madness.


Wood Fibers

Wood Fibers from a felled tree

Nikon F5 50mm 1.8mm Lens, Ilford Pan F+ 50 ISO film


Stairs

Going up or going down?


WW2 Antiaircraft Enplacement

Misty afternoon looking out to where the Anti Aircraft Gun was mounted.

These are scattered all over WellingtonNikon F5 19-35mm Lens, Ilford Delta 400ISO Film