One of the projects that I’ve been working on recently is to create something with and from my photographs – I’ve found it’s all very well to have a hard drive full of photos, but there’s only so many you can view on screen at once 
So I’ve taken to creating some photo books along various themes that my photos follow – and the first one that I’m ‘ready’ to annouce is of the best photos from my trip to Kew Gardens in April:
Please feel free to check it out, and I’d love to know what you think!
The elegant, sweeping, grey/green/blue leaves of a gum tree … sometimes it takes seeing a completely incongruous stand of eucalypts in a thoroughly English garden to make you realise that it’s the little things that add up to what you miss about home
A curtain of gum leaves, Kew Gardens
Where's a koala when there's food to be had?
Still more photos of the springtime blooms of Kew Gardens. I managed to ‘catch’ the start of the bluebell blooms … unfortunately I didn’t make it back in time to photograph the carpet – in full. That’s on the list for next year
Early bluebells, Kew Gardens
Close-up, bluebells of Kew Gardens
Bluebells, Kew Gardens
I didn’t record the name of these tiny flowers, but they were just lovely
Tiny purple flowers, Kew Gardens
Flowers in a beautiful ‘free form’ memorial flower bed – Snake’s Head Fritillary / Chequered daffodil / drooping tulip …
Close-up drooping tulips
Chequered daffodils
Mauve hyacynth blooms
Hyacynth buds, Kew Gardens
Ornamental cherry blossom buds, Kew Gardens
Pink & mauve blooms, Kew Gardens
