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Paperbarks
Made by Giles C. Watson
Paperbarks As a boy, I stripped parchments from the trunks, Scrawled poems on the bark, which flaked Into layers thinner than filo. I imagined Whole manuscripts of the stuff, with palimpsest Trails of beetle-grubs, and lacunae Denoting the offshoots of branches. Paperbarks are all texture, inviting touch, And in the thickest places, the bark Is spongy as human skin, puckering Down the insides of each palpable curve, Scored with stretchmarks round the outer, Groined with gouges where the rot Has crept up from the lapping shallows, Until the tree is a hollow old man, Holding his pose for a life-drawing In tea-stained watercolour and wax-repel, Traced on quartos of his own paper. Poem by Giles Watson, 2011.


Above it all
Made by Devar
New Holland Honeyeater - Phylidonyris novaehollandiae New Holland Honeyeaters are attracted to nectar-producing flowers, especially those such as banksias and grevilleas. The tongue of the birds has a 'brush' at the end, which helps gather the sweet nectar. The birds also eat insects. New Holland Honeyeaters occur naturally in forest, woodland and heath areas within a few hundred kilometres of the coast of southern Australia.


Fractal Parrot
Made by Devar
I know the reason why people drop tens of thousands of dollars on very long lenses now. Birds. Well, I did know that before but now I know firsthand. I've got 200mm with a 1.6 crop cam and I got nowhere close enough even when I was stalking up to them.


Wilson Inlet Boarding
Made by Devar
Boat-tying boarding at Wilson Inlet. Denmark, Western Australia. Poisson Point is visible in the upper right, and Honeymoon Island upper left.


Here's looking at you kid
Made by Devar
Try not to stare back for too long, because this Kookaburra will always win...



Made by Suzi Mac
Denmark treetops, afternoon sky... Minolta XG2, Superia 400