In the last couple of years I’ve been having some difficulty getting excited about my photography. Continue reading “Looking For a Vision (and Vincent Collection)”
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bookmark_borderNorthern Green in Winter
I was up north Maynooth way last weekend for a lovely visit with friends one of whom is Rocky Green who’s having a show at Gallery in the Attic in May.
I spent two relaxing days helping to sort wood, stoke fires and make dinner.
It was beautiful.
As you can see, they have a skidder. Continue reading “Northern Green in Winter”
bookmark_borderCabin in the Woods (Also Black Honey show reminder)
This is the beautiful cabin in the woods that a friend and I stayed at this week. Continue reading “Cabin in the Woods (Also Black Honey show reminder)”
bookmark_borderSolstice and Almost Super Moon
Been a little caught up in other things this week. And will be in the weeks to come. Hope to keep up with my Friday photo, though. Continue reading “Solstice and Almost Super Moon”
bookmark_borderSnow Clouds Over Peterborough
We had a flurry of snow a couple of days ago and I was hoping to catch the flakes as they flew over downtown so I rushed to the Simcoe Street parking garage to get above the city. Continue reading “Snow Clouds Over Peterborough”
bookmark_borderHurricane Sandy Swallows the Sun
Hurricane Sandy. Devastating in Cuba and Haiti and destructive across the eastern American seaboard. Here in Peterborough we had some strong winds and days and days of rain. Continue reading “Hurricane Sandy Swallows the Sun”
bookmark_borderSubdivision
A new subdivision is being built in the north-west part of town. I sometimes pass it on my way to my Ackison Road vista. I noticed them clearing a little over a year ago when my shots looking south show a bare patch in the greenery way to the left. Continue reading “Subdivision”
bookmark_borderBlue Suburban Skies and Burgess Shale
I visited my mother in London this week. It’s been very dry there this summer, with little rain and lawns and gardens that are struggling. Most of the days this summer have looked like this. Beautiful for sitting on the porch, not so great for growing things.
I’ve also recently had a couple of opportunities to check out rehearsals of The Burgess Shale’s Eight Days Lost project. Continue reading “Blue Suburban Skies and Burgess Shale”
bookmark_borderKeene Road Late Spring 360°
Waiting for rain. The province is experiencing an early drought. There are fires in Timmins. Rain clouds, like just to right of Keene Rd, off in the distance there, keep passing over and teasing us with the promise of relief. Even as I type this there’s that feeling in the air.
Time to leave your tractors out in the fields, kick the cats outside, hang your laundry, do a large outdoor project involving lots of paper – do anything you can to make it rain.
We need a good soaking.
bookmark_borderCurve Lake Ice Fishing and February Thaw
Driving past Curve Lake this week I saw the ice fishing huts and thought that with all the warm weather and thaw we’ve been having they probably won’t be up for much longer. I strolled out onto the ice, which was a bit nerve wracking for me, but since two big guys on an ATV had just zipped past I figured I was safe.
Yup. It’s an unusual feeling standing on a frozen lake.
Earlier in the week we had a fresh snow followed by a warm thaw. Continue reading “Curve Lake Ice Fishing and February Thaw”