The season to be jolly

I've been so incredibly idle with my posts, but I promise to make up for it over the next month or so. I've been back home over Christmas, for about ten days so there was ample opportunity for me to snap away to my hearts content. It was lovely. Plus, I adore the weather at this time of year with all the sunshine and blue skies. I find it endlessly inspiring and it means my camera(s) rarely leave my side, which I'm sure my family can well and truly attest to. My amazing sister gave me a Lomo Action Sampler for Christmas which I've been testing out. I'm yet to develop or even use the first roll of film, so the results shall definitely be interesting and I'm sure they'll be featuring on here in the not so distant future. And my very own Diana+ camera is on its way to my doorstep and shall be trialled and adored as soon as I get my hands on it, with the photos put up here in due time. But anyway, I digress. Here is a bit of a snapshot of my last couple of weeks. A happy New Year to all.

One fine October day

This long weekend, my sister and I went to visit my Nanna down on the Yorke Peninsula. She lives in the quaintest little house, and I just love wandering around while she tells us stories of days gone by. Her garden is always full of life and vibrant colours. These are just a few photos of the many I took while we were there.







How lovely is her garden?

Through the lens

This is continuing on with the theme of my Nanna and Poppy's house, but this will be the last post on it for awhile now. I've posted about my favourite things around my grandparent's house before, but these are some new ones to add. These are just some of the things that caught my eye while we were visiting my Nanna on the weekend.

Garden of wonder

This is a tour of my Nanna and Poppy's garden. It's full of wonder and colour and all things beautiful. There's an abundance of plants and greenery and it's all so intoxicating.



























My favourite thing about my grandparent's garden though has to be this outdoor setting. Isn't it just the cutest?







And how beautiful and vibrant is this plant? (Again, I'm not sure what it's called!)







Sorry this turned into such a long post!