Haven't made Bo Kho in a while. It makes a great lunch on overcast autumn days!

Here's a decent recipe:

www.hungryhuy.com/bo-kho-recip...

‪Bee Gathering Nectar

Mount Coot-tha Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Australia

I made this using my Tamron 180 3.5 1:1 EF and Canon MR-14EX. The combo works well on the GFX 50R, but hand-held focus can be a pain.

#gfx50r #macrophotography #naturephotography #photographersunited #insectphotography

My first attempt at ice cream went better than expected. Followed a French-style recipe ( www.fifteenspatulas.com/homemade-van... ) - egg custard and whipped cream. The only deviation I made was adding 2 mashed Cavendish bananas. It came out very rich, so one scoop is enough for dessert.

Cradle Peak from Black Bluff Lookout after some snowfall. I shot this using my GFX 50R mounted with a K-mount Tokina RMC II 70-210 4 (www.pentaxforums.com/userreviews/...).

Middlesex Region, Tasmania, Australia

#landscapephotography #telephotolandscape #gfx50r #vintagelens

This is one of the first photos I made using my Fujifilm GFX 50R when I acquired it a few years ago. I had no native glass, just an m42 adapter, so this was shot with an Asahi Pentax Super Takumar 50 1.4.

Fern, Mount Tamborine, Queensland, Australia.

#naturephotography #photography #gfx50r

Mosquito, Mount Coot-tha Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Australia.

This mosquito was hiding under a leaf. I don't actually remember how I spotted it, but this photo is upside down.

#photography #macrophotography #gfx50r #naturephotography #brisbane

If you see this post, repost with a bridge from your gallery.

Story Bridge, Brisbane, Australia, November 2015

#photography #storm #lightning

Bridal Veil Falls, Blackheath NSW (Blue Mountains)

#bluemountains #travelphotography #gfx50r

Sunset over Brisbane from Highgate Hill, a couple of years ago.

An alternative perspective of Shorncliffe Pier.

Driving back from Katoomba, we took some back roads between Coolah and Tamworth, and drove past a field of sunflowers near a tiny town called Spring Ridge.

I have started using a cheap hand-turned manual coffee grinder for my french press coffee. I put the beans through once, and then put the ground beans through again for a consistent grind. It takes about as long as my kettle takes to boil. Good arm exercise for this sedentary remote worker.

My first Bluesky lesson - setting up a vanity handle on a subdomain. I followed this documentation - bsky.social/about/blog/4... - and when validating, I used the DNS method, which seemed to work on the surface.