2024 ipernity photo gallery

Wishing you all a healthy and happy 2024! Background AI Leonardo My golden tray

Sunday challenge 78 "New beginning" Calendar artwork by Walery Siejtbatalow. www.vdmfk.com/en/artists/siejtbatalow-walery Crepe Myrtle flowers from our garden. Every year I cut the bare branches right down in winter, then in summer they begin again.

HFF 19 January 2024 New South Wales, Australia

Sunday challenge 79 - Diptych, Triptych or Polyptych Crepe Myrtle flowers in our garden, New South Wales, Australia. Frame from AI Leonardo Note: A polyptych is a painting or other two-dimensional artwork made up of more than three panels. www.tate.org.uk/art/art-terms/p/polyptych

View to Cape Hawke at Hallidays Point, New South Wales, Australia. This beach is reached by a relatively short walk, and is truly magnificent, with many rock stacks, and an ancient rock platform at the Northern end. Saturday challenge 80 - Archive 2023

Our VW Tiguan. Manufactured in 2010 in Wölfsburg, same year and place as our other car, VW Passat. 87,000km, in great condition when we bought it in February 2022, then 79,000km. SSC 338 - 03.02.2024 - Blue object

Jetty Road, Adelaide, South Australia. Sunday challenge - Village Square

HFF 16 February 2024 Near Grange jetty, on the Esplanade, built 1880. The architectural style of Adelaide is comprised primarily of six different styles: 1. Old colonial 2. Victorian 3. Federation 4. Interwar 5. Postwar 6. Late 20th Century However, the architectural makeup of Adelaide is as diverse as that of Australia itself. Some other notable styles which have made their mark on Adelaide’s landscape include Victorian, Edwardian, Federation, Colonial, Italianate, Modernism, Contemporary, and Art Deco. architectureanddesign.com.au

On our recent trip to Adelaide, South Australia. 7.55 am on the morning of our departure. Adelaide Airport is an impressive and pleasant place. ... an efficient medium-sized airport that earned the honour of being the second best airport in the 5 to 15 million passengers category at the 2007 Airports Council International Awards. The unveiling of terminal T1 in late 2005 has given the airport an overall feeling of being new, light and airy and is easily negotiated given it now houses all regional, domestic and international flights. Effectively, it's a one-stop shop for air travel. Adelaide Airport is currently the fourth largest domestic airport and sixth largest International airport in Australia and accommodates in excess of 5.4 million passengers annually. www.drivenow.com.au/travel-centre/adelaide-airport-guide.jspc HFF 23 February 2024