”Taken in a cafe at Salamanca on Sunday 23rd June.”

 (c) Andrew Calder

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(c) Andrew Calder

The streak of headlight in both these city shots, brings them alive with movement. Andy used to take photos like this when he was here. I like them a lot. This is the one Tom preferred.

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Andy took this photo and another one, for Tom. He wanted some city lights scenes to frame and hang on his wall. Tom and I love them.

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(c) Andrew Calder

This is a mushroom that was under a log. That’s why you can see the lichen hanging down. Andy tells me it was the best angle to get close enough. The colour is gorgeous I reckon.

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“Rosie, the Pandani Bushwalking Club botanist, told me about the lichen flower. In the bowl shaped thing of the flower are the spores. When a rain drop lands in the bowl the spores get shot out all over the place; that’s the way it’s designed. I’m sure she explained it more intelligently than that, and that she(Rosie) would probably wince at my interpretaion.”

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“That one was was next to water trickling off a rock into a little water hole.”

(c) Andrew Calder

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(c) Andrew Calder

From Andy’s weekend walk he has sent a range of wonderful photos. More tomorrow night…

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“Another walk with the Pandani Bushwalking Club. This is the flower of some lichen. I found it while we were looking for little bits of coloured tape on trees to guide us through the bush to a mountain. Sun 15th June, 2008.”

(c) Andrew Calder

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“From the evening of Sun, 8th June 08. Taken from the causeway leading up to the Bridgewater Bridge, over the Derwent river, about 25km from Hobart”

(c) Andrew Calder

Andy often sends two great photos and I can’t choose which I like more, so I will post both!

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“This is the top of the water fountain in the centre of Franklin Square, Hobart. 8th June 2008.”

(c) Andrew Calder

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