Parliament House Canberra, beyond Old Parliament House, as taken from the War Memorial |
Master J (17) was away most this week on a fast-paced school excursion to Sydney and Canberra. I gave him my pocket Canon IXUS to take with him, in case he wanted to take any photos. He very rarely takes any photos so I half expected he wouldn't use it.
A section of the WWI Wall of Honour, National War Memorial, Canberra |
When he returned late this week I was very pleasantly surprised. Not only had he used the camera but he had captured many great photos to share with our family. I feel like he had given me a wonderful gift. While I was capturing only our little backyard and busy house painting, he was careful choosing and snapping pieces of his trip for all to enjoy.
The Last Post, played at 5pm each day, National War Memorial |
Old Parliament House through his bus window |
Looking back towards the War Memorial from the top of Parliament House |
The huge flap atop Parliament House |
From inside Parliament House looking up at the flag pole |
Directly underneath the flagpole/pyramid |
Parliament House entry foyer with marble posts to represent eucalyptus trees |
Precious gifts to me - all photos taken by Master J (edited by me). A few more yet to come.....
great images! the sky is gorgeus!! have a nice weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteVery well done Master J - obviously following in his mother's talented footsteps.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures. He surely knows how to keep the camera straight.
ReplyDeleteHe sure does have a good eye--those photos are stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis young man has a future in photography. He has a good eye to see a great shot.I enjoyed each picture and look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteYour sun has the same talent as his mum has. Great photo's. I heard something this morning about an earthquack at your continent. Have a beautiful day and succes with painting.
ReplyDeletegr. marijke
Wonderful captures!
ReplyDeleteMaster J has inherited his Mothers talent for photography! His captures are terrific!! Wonderful choices and great composition! You have every right to be very proud -- and so does he! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Your son is really good! Excellent photographs, great angles. I love the Parliament picture and the clouds. Cheers, Ruby
ReplyDeleteThe park in front of the parliament certainly looks impressive.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
thanks for the tours! great pictures!
ReplyDeleteNo, no świetne zdjęcia syn zrobił. Wiadomo, mając taki wzór jak Mama inaczej nie mogło być. Pozdrawiam.***My, my son has done some great shots. It is known, with such a design as Mama could not be otherwise. Yours.
ReplyDeleteEstas fotos são mesmo um presente , e que lugares bonitos.
ReplyDeleteBeijos.
Your son has a great eye for subject and composition - this is a great collection and brought back many happy memories of my job transfer there for 6 months back in the '60s ! The view from Anzac Parade was immediately identifiable from the thumbnail - Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHe did a great job! Takes after his mum.
ReplyDeleteHis pictures tell a story like yours. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this little tour.. Looks like your son takes after your with these fabulous photos..
ReplyDeleteHugs, Linda
He has done a great job...fabulous photos. He has a great eye for visual story telling.
ReplyDeleteMaster J has taken some wonderful images. I think he shares your gift for composition & photos that tell a story. Well done! What a great excursion in his first year of school.
ReplyDeleteHe did an excellent job!
ReplyDeleteYou have been on some wonderful adventures with your family. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMaster J really did capture some great shots... I love the perspective ones! He already has his own style!
ReplyDeletegreat images - we visited Canberra for the first time in January - the Australian War Memorial was amazing. We spent over a day there, and found names of family on the remembrance wall.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog and for your comments about the wildflowers - yes they are stunning aren't they - so privileged to be able to travel, see and photograph them.
Have a wonderful week.
Great job! I love the second one, it's very well captured. Thanks for sharing :)
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