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Welcome to Life Images by Jill.........Stepping into the light and bringing together the images and stories of our world. I am a photographer, writer and multi-media artist.
Focussing mainly on Western Australia and Australia, I am seeking to preserve images and memories of the beautiful world in which we live and the people in it.

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Tuesday 28 July 2020

Catching up on my photo a day project - 13 July to 26 July

Hi everyone, I hope you and yours are getting along ok.
Time has gotten away from me, so just a quick post today to catch up on my photo a day project, which I started in March at the beginning of the Covid crisis. I certainly didn't expect to still be doing it now. The future is such a worry it is nice to have something else to focus on. Have you a Covid project? Perhaps you would like to tell us about it in your comments. 

 So here is a brief look at my last 2 weeks through pictures.

Monday 13 - Sunday 19 July 2020
Monday 13 July 2020 - cooking up mushrooms for a photography group project


 Tuesday 14 July 2020 - playing an old board game, "Stockmarket" with the grandies on school holidays
 Wednesday 15 July 2020- a lookout in Bunbury overlooking in Leschenault Inlet and Koombana Bay



Thursday 16 July 2020 - it's raining! But we need it.


Friday 17 July 2020 - raindrops in my garden

 Saturday 18 July 2020 -Banksia Nivea or its common name Honeypot Dryandra - I showed them to you last week along a walking path in Millbridge



 Sunday 19 July 2020 - textural fallen banksia nut

Monday 20 July to Sunday 26 July 2020
Monday 20 July - 2020 - Southern rose - Diplolaena dampieri- along the Tuart walk in Bunbury

 Tuesday 21 July 2020 - bare winter trees

 Wednesday 22 July 2020 - Bunbury back beach and the Indian Ocean

  Thursday 23 July 2020 - Red-Veined-Shell-Orchid - in the little bush block near where we live

 Friday 24 July 2020 - collecting shadows. I am very happy to say we have been able to return to our volunteer morning at our local school library.



Saturday 25 July 2020 - our nephew having fun on our grandsons' tree swing

 Sunday 26 July 2020 - water drop sunlight sparkles in the bush

Covid cases are still on a worrying upward trend in the south east Australian state, Victoria, particularly and tragically in nursing homes. It shows how quickly it can spread from one infection, or one person doing the wrong thing. It is up to all of us if we want to beat this thing.

I am worried about how long the virus pandemic will go on for, how many more people it will affect, and when cases will return to Western Australia, which I believe is inevitable, but for now I need to remind myself that I have much to be thankful for in my world, and to tell the people I love that I love them.

Thank you so much for stopping by. I value your comments and look forward to hearing from you. I will try to visit your blogs in return. Have a wonderful week. 

I am linking up to the link-ups below. Please click on the links to see fabulous contributions from around the world - virtual touring at its best!

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13 comments:

  1. Lady Fi28 July 2020 at 15:36

    I love all the textures of your close-ups ... so beautiful!

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  2. Little Wandering Wren28 July 2020 at 16:02

    Lovely to see your world returning to some sense of normal with rain! Yes very worrying in Victoria. Hope you have a good week - are you dancing yet?
    Wren x

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    1. Jill Harrison29 July 2020 at 10:23

      starting to get back to dancing in the last couple of weeks, taking little easy steps.

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  3. Rose L29 July 2020 at 07:35

    It is so much fun to focus on the world thru a camera lens and forget all your troubles or how the world is so in turmoil. At least for a while.

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  4. Angie29 July 2020 at 12:06

    Jill - only you can make "cooking up mushrooms" look so chic! We are seven weeks without rain, which is typical for Montana, but I would LOVE a rain shower! Your nephew on the swing is a stunning shot - joy, personified!

    I am sorry that the timing on Mosaic Monday is a bit short for you. What time would make it more likely that you could link up? Enjoy the rest of the month of July!

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    1. Jill Harrison29 July 2020 at 15:43

      midnight Tuesday? I used to love swinging on my swing when I was a kid, however I think if I tried the stick tied to the tree I would end up falling off!

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  5. Carol @Comfort Spring Station29 July 2020 at 21:41

    love sauteed mushrooms and raindrops in the garden

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  6. NCSue30 July 2020 at 00:49

    Such lovely photographs!!!
    Thanks so much for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/07/sleeping-and-stretching-fulltime.html. I feel like I've been on vacation!

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  7. Susie of Arabia30 July 2020 at 03:56

    Nice collection of photos of your activities. My hubby and I are still isolating and of course our usual travel plans for the summer were canceled. So it's my first summer ever spent here in Saudi. Hot, hot, hot.

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  8. betty-NZ30 July 2020 at 09:18

    It's good to get out, even for a little while. Your variety of photos is always a treat.

    I'm so happy to see your link at 'My Corner of the World' this week!! Thanks for linking up with us.

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  9. likeschocolate31 July 2020 at 02:39

    Such lovely images this week! I am not a big mushroom fan, but these look good!

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  10. Sharon Wagner31 July 2020 at 22:08

    Eye catching photos. Literally! The nut branch looks like alligator eyes.

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  11. Yvonne2 August 2020 at 23:08

    Haven't a clue what some of these photos are of, but they are mesmerizing.

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