These metal railings, with their eroded spiky tops, are in Waverley Cemetery in Sydney.
March’s square theme is Spiky Squares (spiky, jagged, pointy, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and/or barbed)
These metal railings, with their eroded spiky tops, are in Waverley Cemetery in Sydney.
March’s square theme is Spiky Squares (spiky, jagged, pointy, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and/or barbed)
Love the focus point on the second image!
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Ta! I was very happy when I got this camera (years ago now) to be able to do shots like that.
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And the camera is? And lens?
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oh, sorry! It’s a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200. Not a DSLR but a ‘bridge’ camera — can be fully auto or fully manual, but no changing the lens. Lens is Leica though. 🙂 I hummed and hawed but in the end decided against the weight and fuss of a DSLR.
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We have had a couple of the Panasonic Lumix range – OH still uses one,though it is several years old now. Takes great photos though for very little carry. I love my Olympus OM-D E-M10 which is very light (mirrorless) and even the lenses are quite light too. With the pancake lens 14 – 42 it is easy to put into a pocket or handbag.
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You describe it perfectly: “Takes great photos though for very little carry.” Mine is several years old now too. When I eventually have to replace it I think I’ll go for a mirrorless SLR, I’ve had a few people say they are quite light. And I would like a longer zoom!
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I love it too, but didn’t know why . . .now I do!!
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and your first one is so pretty . . . wonderful spiky finds 🙂
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The cemetery is a great place for wandering. The first part dates to 1877 and it now covers 16 hectares (40 acres) of very prime Sydney seaside real estate!
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wow! Rather lovely it is still in use
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Love the yellow flowers in amongst the iron work.. 😉
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In spring, many of the graves are covered with those yellow flowers. Very pretty and photogenic against the railings and statuary.
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