Tag: Photography
Brisbane sky line
Sunset ahoy Airlie Beach
There’s nothing quite like the ocean colour in Tropical North Queensland. It must be a combination of the bright sunlight and the shallow waters that lie within the Great Barrier Reef. Even as the sun sinks, the water still has the vestiges of that intense turquoise. Many years ago when I lived in Melbourne, I… Continue reading Sunset ahoy Airlie Beach
Tarzan Swing Eungella National Park
Fungi for art
One day these beautiful shapes, subtle colours and textures will find their way into a painting.
Sun strikes in the Rainforest: Paluma Range National Park
By the side of the Andree Griffin Rainforest Walk at Paluma township, the sunlight caught this elegantly twisted buttress of a massive, strangler fig carcass bought to life by its velvet green coat of moss. The tropical rainforest of the Paluma Range feels lusher, and more encompassing than the subtropical littoral rainforest remnants close to… Continue reading Sun strikes in the Rainforest: Paluma Range National Park
Oz Slow Travel
In Queensland, Australia we are fortunate to be in a COVID-19 free bubble. Within the state we can travel freely, taking COVIDSafe measures such as recording our visits to public places, and being more thorough in our infection prevention measures. So, Queenslanders are, like me, taking to the open roads. Queensland is a vast state,… Continue reading Oz Slow Travel
Up cycling
I love gathering bits and pieces to make small creative compositions. The act of gathering and arranging various objects is like a reverie that reminds me of people, places and moments. A nature loving women who bought an artwork at my recent exhibition, gifted me this delicate little nest, found on the the ground in… Continue reading Up cycling
Pop up Exhibition
I made the space at the Kaya Sulc Studio feel like home. Mum gave me the piece of fabric draped across the chair many years ago. It’s a sarong she bought back from a holiday. Having my paintings all around and a flowering indoor plant reminded me of mum. I grew up with indoor plants,… Continue reading Pop up Exhibition