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Monthly Archives: October 2011
I did! I did see a puddy tat!
Even though I am just an amateur photographer, I take great pride in my accomplishments. So, I have always thought it would be nice to display my favourite photos on the walls of my living room for everyone to enjoy. … Continue reading
Contemplation
In May, 2010 I had the honour of accompanying my son, Bryan, and his school on a trip to the Netherlands to be part of the celebrations for the 65th anniversary of VE Day (the end of WWII). It was … Continue reading
Posted in Military, Parades, People, Photography, The Netherlands
Tagged children, military, netherlands, parades, people, photography, VE Day, wageningen
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Sunrise Interrupted
Yesterday. Time to go to work. Too impatient to let my car warm up and too lazy to scrape the light layer of frost off my windshield (yes, I said the “F word”). As I drive down the highway, I … Continue reading
Posted in Clouds, Photography, Rural Photography, Sunsets/Sunrises
Tagged clouds, colours, photography, rural, sunrises
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Leave me alone!!
I have always loved today’s picture because to me it tells such a story. Unfortunately, it was taken with my first digital camera when I knew nothing about the different settings, and the original is not the greatest. I have … Continue reading
Alfred Hitchcock, eat your heart out!!
Last March Break my husband, my kids, and I drove down to visit my parents on Isle of Palms in South Carolina where they had rented a condo for a couple of months. It was right on the ocean, and … Continue reading
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe
My family always makes fun of me for taking random photos, but I find myself and my camera continually attracted to anything with interesting or unique lines, patterns, and colours. When I find something with those criteria, I love to … Continue reading
A few shingles, and she’ll be as good as new!!
I have lived in the same small rural town for over 20 years, but I was born and raised a city girl. So, when I moved north of the city I found at my disposal a whole treasure trove full … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Photography, Rural Photography
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Hey buddy, is this the way to Mexico?
In my opinion, capturing wildlife with my camera is the most rewarding of all photography. I think that’s because of how exceptionally patient you have to be and how difficult it is to find a subject who will stay in … Continue reading
Temptation?
I’ve never considered myself artistic at all – rather the opposite in fact. I can’t even draw stick figures well. However, I guess the words artistic and creative don’t always have to describe someone who can paint or draw. I … Continue reading
Beauty from the Beast
My parents live on the waterfront in Kingston, Ontario, so visits with them often provide me with different photo ops than I would normally find at home in our rural area. Add to that the fact that my Mom shares … Continue reading
photos from the loonybin 