More Frames - city of Sydney

I've just had a lovely overnight in Sydney with a trip to the Opera House to see 'My fair lady. A lovely birthday gift - thank you Maureen.
Of course I took the camera with me and here are a few more 'frames' to share with you.



We walked through Paddy's Market on the way to breakfast at Darling Harbour.
A frame of glitzy handbags!

Then we walked along through this 'frame' to Darling Harbour precinct.



We had a leisurely breakfast at Zaafran's overlooking the water before wandering up to the Queen Victoria Building to meet my D Aunt for lunch.
Ho hum - life is hard eh?

Saturday Mornings ..............

It's Saturday morning and time to initiate Princess Zara to the garage sales!
Aunty Leelee is at last out of the shower and we head out. We rug up and get ready to go around 7.30am.



It's great fun 'swinging' down a driveway to discover what bargains await at the other end.





But after a couple, it all gets a bit much really and it's time for a nap.
Mum and Mardie will keep watch and I'm sure they will find lots of treasures while I have a snooze...... oh well

FRAMES

Here are my challenge frames.
I took them all on my recent holiday to the Top End.
Firstly one of Darwin town taken across the water from East Point.


This frame was taken on the path into Cutta Cutta Caves which are located between Katherine and Mataranka.
There were lots of stoney outcrops to provide a convenient 'window' of opportunity.


The final one I took while sitting on the verandah of our little cabin at Mataranka.
The paddocks around where dotted with termite mounds for that focal 'point of interest.


OK Di - what is our next challenge?

Snippets of Darwin

We had a lovely two weeks in Darwin and I managed to take 850 photo's.
Surprise, surprise.
I won't bore you with them all so here's just a few to give a very brief overview of our time.
They are fairly self explanatory really.
I just loved the wild life and risked life and limb to go out in the mozzies to photograph - they breed them big and fierce in the Top End.
The sunrises and sunsets were amazing.
AND - I caught a barra on Corroboree waterhole on the Mary River which is about an hour out of Darwin. He was just legal at 55cm and made an awesome breakfast.
Some of the lilypads were not as they seemed tho' and those crocs look pretty big as they glided along near the VERY small dingy.
Now to think about which photo's to post as my 'frames' challenge.