Grace Utting

Posted on March 8, 2018 March 15, 2018 by Grace Utting — Leave a comment

Blue and Black Butterfly | Photography | Insects | Houston | USA | Nature Photography | Jonace World Travels

backdrop of green leaves with black and blue butterfly with intricate patterns on it's wings — A Blue and Black butterfly on a green leaf in Houston Museum of natural science

Posted on March 7, 2018 March 7, 2018 by Grace Utting — Leave a comment

Red, purple and yellow Native Flower | Kings Park, Western Australia | Flower | Nature Photography | Jonace Aussie Travels

A red, purple and yellow native flower in Kings Park, Western Australia with a very shallow depth of field — A native flower in Kings Park, Western Australia

Posted on March 6, 2018 by Grace Utting — Leave a comment

Cloudehill Garden Panorama | Victoria | Australia | Panorama | Nature Photography | Jonace Aussie Travels

cloudehill garden red, green and silver leaves — Cloudehill garden in autumn, Victoria

Posted on March 5, 2018 March 15, 2018 by Grace Utting — Leave a comment

Sunset From the Train | Emmeryville to Los Angeles | USA | Nature | Waterscape | Sunset Photography | Jonace World Travels

While on the Amtrak coast starlight train from Emeryville to Los Angeles I saw this sunset seascape. I decided to give it a go and took the photo from the moving train 😛

I love how the ocean still looks sharp and has lots of wavy texture compared to the foreground which is blurred.

Enjoy,
Grace-yi

A dramatic dark blue sky with sun orange sun set with wavey ocean and blurred foreground rocks — A beach sunset photo I took out of a moving Amtrak train from Emeryville to Los Angeles

Posted on March 2, 2018 March 15, 2018 by Grace Utting — Leave a comment

Burnt Red Forrest | Western Australia | Nature | Landscape | Photography | Jonace Aussie Travels

While on our way back from Albany, I had a “STOP THE CAR!” moment. Hubby would stop the car on the side of the road safely that is 😉 . In order to get this shot, we had to drive up and down the stretch of the road.

I love how symbolic this photo is. The red and black is from the fire that’s been through the area but there are new signs of new growth. This is something we can learn from nature. Adapt to the difficult situation and thrive. This forest shows lots of resilience!

After maturation, the Xanthorrhoeas aka “Black Boys”, grass trees can bloom anytime but seems to do so more prolifically after being singed in a grass fire or exposed to smoke.

Enjoy,
Grace-yi