Julie Powell – Photographer & Graphic Artist
Creating & Capturing Life's Precious Moments
It’s just not a #RegularRandom post until I have done a few of my favourite garden plants. This week my King White Protea, honestly the flowers once open at the size of your hand (or bigger) and they last for ages…they have just started to flower and will take a few weeks until they open.…
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I have not done a #RegularRandom in so long, but I decided it was time to jump back in. This was my first shoot since surgery handheld without the tripod, it was a little dark and I was a little shaky, so the focus is not 100%, but it feels so good to be shooting…
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I recently bought and then was given some ranunculus, gorgeous flower which I don’t see locally very often. I have two other posts featuring them in full, but I could not resist doing a Regular Random in macro, add some water drops and voila….perfection! Would you like to join in the RegularRandom crew? Here’s how:…
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My Bearded iris is just starting to bloom, so one sunny Saturday morning I went out with my camera, the pup Dexter decided to follow along and see what I was doing. I managed to capture a few images before he decided to start sniffing the blooms…and then bite it! Honestly, silly dog. So my…
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I know the weather is finally starting to warm up when my Clivia start to flower, I have this yellow one and an orange/red one, not quite ready to flower just yet; it usually takes a bit longer than the yellow. I find Clivia such a happy plant, just looking at it makes me…
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I have been waiting weeks for my Cherry Blossom trees to flower, finally, it’s happened, not completely covered…yet. Would you like to join in the RegularRandom crew? Here’s how: Version 1: choose a subject or a scene spend five minutes photographing it – no more! try to not interfere with the subject, instead see it…
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Leaving in Australia, we have some rather strange animals, not seen anywhere else in the world, sure we have koalas (not bears), kangaroos and wombats, but one rarely seen, even by a native Aussie is the echidna, akin to a spiny anteater. Echidnas are medium-sized, solitary mammals covered with coarse hair and spines. Spines and fur of an echidna Superficially, they resemble…
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I adore Spring Magnolia, or at least late Winter Magnolia and on a recent trip to Brisbane we spent a few minutes with a lone Magnolia and some beautiful filtered sunshine. When the sunlight glitters and bounces around it can create the most gorgeous bokeh, I even caught some images of just the bokeh alone.…
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I was staying with my daughter on holidays and she had this sweet posy on her windowsill, I think it may have been a birthday gift from work colleagues. I would stand next to the window and look at the blue sky while making coffee, I felt they needed at least five minutes of my…
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Not really sure this classifies as a full five minutes for regular random, but some days you just have to take what you can get! I had this sweet little pink gerbera leftover from a class and I just caught a few snaps of it, before it was past it’s prime, a little squirt from…
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Julie Powell - Photographer & Graphic Artist 