Sharon shared more of her favorite backyard decorticating eucalyptus tree bark photos. These become a humorous Rorschach test which can be her portfolio theme.


Sharon always seem to find something interesting in her backyard. Her eucalypus trees shed bark that can test the imagination, like animal-shaped clouds. The choice of different backgrounds also changes the interpretation – same object but different mood – interesting.
Her photos continually bring a smile and can be visually-provoking. Meaning, they make me want to slow-down and look carefully. Sometimes, interesting images are right under your feet.




Sharon dug into her archives for an interesting photograph, a photogram – a technique of photography done without a camera. Photographers like Man Ray explored this form of photography thoroughly enough they dubbed his photos “Rayographs”. Placing physical objects directly on a sheet of photo paper (or film), exposing with light, then developing was a darkroom process done without a camera – creative fun! This might be interpreted as a “landscape” photogram.

Sharon shared more witty images which she has a real talent of catching in photos. The “no pets” and “T-Rex crossing” photos are easy to miss for most of us but she seems to have a knack of seeing these moments. Her oceanscape images were taken on an unusually uncrowded Hotel Del Coronado beach in Dec 2025.




Sharon shared some still life/storytelling images this month. Her series of a bowl of limes aging over months during the Covid lockdown are storytelling still life images and are relatable. Her muted, wonderful wilted flower image reminds me of a favorite New Order album cover or a renaissance still life painting – beautiful.





