I found it pretty easy to pack my suitcase for my big trip this year: five pairs of identical black yoga … More
Author: alittleart
A while back I ran away from a twentymumble-year corporate career to be a feckless art student. Since then I've dirtied my hands with, metaphorically and/or literally, bronze and ceramic sculpture, photography, and digital and traditional illustration. Mask making was one discovery, dovetailing with my interests in teaching and performing improvised theatre.
Pholcus phalangioides – a kitchen-variety alien
There are people with telescopes and various recording devices constantly scanning the skies, convinced that there must be alien eyes watching us. … More
Zoos, in my opinion (ahem)
I have friends who hate zoos. Who think all the creatures should be freed from these vile prisons, and … More
Crystal Maiden, on top of Mt Vic
No snow or ice today, just bright sunshine and a very chilly wind. There was an organised ‘cosplay photoshoot’ on top … More
Compounding the photo-weird
Ah, the joy of budget photography purchases from online auction sites – sometimes dud, but much more often a way … More
Sunday zoo amble
With the infrared camera (a modified Sony A6000), and using a 590nm filter, so this is at the near-visible end … More
Cloudy skies on sunny days
Clouds look different in IR – solid cloud looks fairly blah, and cloudless sky uninteresting, but skies that are sunny with vague … More
Meanwhile, in the Lantern Wastes . . .
All just a touch Narnianical in Wellington’s Botanical Gardens, as seen in the false colour of the IR mod camera. Why is … More
Cubaduppa Street Fair
Wellington’s Cuba St festival, Cubbaduppa, at the town hall end of things. With the IR mod camera, using a … More
Just a tree
IR mod camera. This same image, 2 minutes earlier without the people sitting on the bench, didn’t work at … More
A Little Art 