Tag: Bushwalking

• “Sunscween?”

  

  “Bye bye,” I said. “Mummy is going for a bushwalk.” “No, no, no!! Mummy BABY booshwalk!” he said, blocking me from shutting the door while I was trying to go on my solo hike. “If you want to bushwalk with me, you HAVE to wear your hat.” “Sunscween,” he said. “No, buddy,” I said. “It…

  juliegreenphotography

  December 3, 2022

  Photography

  Australia, Bushwalking, motherhood, photography

• “Blessed with Beauty” – Featured by Hornsby Advocate, 15 Feb

  

  Spotted in the Hornsby Advocate today, ‘Blessed with Beauty.’ Aren’t we just? Thanks to the editor for the write up. On the spot, I am not the most eloquent speaker (I’ll work on it!) but I am sure readers can sense my enthusiasm nonetheless. I am so grateful for the beautiful world we live in and…

  juliegreenphotography

  February 15, 2018

  Landscape, Life, Nature, Photography

  adventure, artist hornsby, Australia, beauty, blue gum track hornsby, Bushwalking, community, fitness, great north walk, happiness, hiking, hornsby, hornsby shire, inspiration, mindfulness, nature, nature photographer hornsby, nature photography, peace, photography, Sydney, upper north shore

• 4 Powerful Lessons Fear Taught Me About Life

  

  Do you ever feel a sense of doom when you go out on a new adventure or hike in a new place? I always celebrate nature but something I rarely bring up is that I get scared too. I walked through the bush at 5:30am the other morning (which is enough to make some of…

  juliegreenphotography

  February 13, 2016

  Blue Mountains, bushwalking, Nature, Photography

  anxiety, Australia, blue mountains, Bushwalking, fear, fear of hiking, hiking, nature, photography, sense of doom