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Can an addiction be good?
You may have noticed that I haven’t been posting as much lately. Part of the reason is how crazy busy life always is, but there is also another reason. I have an addiction but one that I just can’t look … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Blogging, Books, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Famous Landmarks, Fascination, History, Hobbies, Ottawa, Ontario, Patterns, Photography, Reading
Tagged architecture, art, blogging, books, curves, famous landmarks, fascination, history, hobbies, lines, ontario, ottawa, patterns, photography, reading, shapes
27 Comments
Strangely Appealing
If someone offers us the use of a boat, my hubby immediately grabs his fishing rod and tackle box, and I grab…..wait for it……my camera, of course :). So, when my cousin asked us if we wanted to take a … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Blogging, Boating, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Composition, Contrast, Fishing, Muskoka, Ontario, Patterns, Photography, Port Loring, Ontario, Random Photos, Texture
Tagged abstract, blogging, boating, colours, composition, contrast, fishing, lines, muskoka, ontario, patterns, photography, port loring, random photos, shapes, texture
31 Comments
Resistance
I noticed that many people were blogging about the first day of Fall yesterday, and they seemed really excited about it. Not me!! Although I must admit that the colours are beautiful, and I love to capture them with my … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Fall, Fall Colours, Flowers, Trees & Grass, Macro Photography, Nature, Photography, Port Loring, Ontario
Tagged blogging, colours, fall, fall colours, lines, macro photography, maple leaf, nature, ontario, photography, port loring, shapes, trees
43 Comments
Circle of light
The fireworks that we went to see on Saturday night was only one event in a weekend full of festivities. There was a classic car show, a BBQ, pony trail rides, an arts and crafts show, a volleyball tournament, an … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Amusement parks/Fairs, Blogging, Celebrations, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Contrast, Mount Forest, Ontario, Nighttime Photography, Photography, Photography Experiments
Tagged abstract, amusement parks, blogging, celebrations, colours, contrast, curves, lines, mount forest, nighttime photography, ontario, photography, photography experiments, shapes
14 Comments
Let’s celebrate!
We had two pieces of great news this weekend – Bryan found out that he has been accepted into the new program he wanted at college after being on a waiting list for the past couple of months, and Daniel … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Amusement parks/Fairs, Blogging, Celebrations, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Fireworks, Mount Forest, Ontario, Photography, Photography Experiments, Weekend Activities
Tagged abstract, blogging, celebrations, colours, curves, fairs, fireworks, lines, mount forest, ontario, photography, photography experiments, shapes, weekend activities
28 Comments
My camera, my shield
It’s amazing what I will do for a photograph. Things that I am normally afraid of or grossed out by are transformed into something bearable and even exciting if I am behind my camera. Take last night for instance. Mike … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Blogging, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Fears, Insects, Arachnids, etc., Macro Photography, Nature, Patterns, Photographic Challenges, Photography, Texture
Tagged architecture, blogging, curves, fears, insects, macro photography, nature, patterns, photographic challenges, photography, shapes, texture, wasps
42 Comments
Fun in the dark
(Around 7pm tonight) This is turning into a very interesting night in the thriving metropolis of Dundalk, population a big 2,000 and temperature -5 °C. Right after we got home from work the power went out and it has been … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Atmosphere, Blogging, Candlelight, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Humour, Low light photography, Photography, Photography Experiments
Tagged abstract, atmosphere, blogging, candlelight, colours, curves, humour, lines, low light photography, photography, photography experiments, shapes
34 Comments
The great (or not so great in size) pumpkin patch
My parents arrived for a Thanksgiving visit yesterday, and we had a lot of catching up to do last night, so my post will be short and sweet today. My hubby, Mikey, grows a pumpkin patch each year, and it … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Fall, Gardening, Photography, Rural Photography, Thanksgiving
Tagged blogging, colours, fall, gardening, photography, rural photography, shapes, thanksgiving
16 Comments
Stunning Stained Glass
Recently, while reading one of the blogs that I follow, I read a comment about a highly recommended photography book called Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson, an easy to understand explanation of the basics of photography. I was intrigued as I … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Blogging, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Famous Landmarks, History, Museums/Science Centres, Patterns, Photography, Toronto, Ontario, Urban Photography
Tagged architecture, art, blogging, colours, famous landmarks, history, museums, ontario, patterns, photography, ROM, shapes, Toronto, urban photography
15 Comments
Is change always a good thing?
Have you ever been upset or disturbed by a change made to an historical building or structure? Do you ever get upset when a beautiful old piece of architecture is altered to give it a more modern look? Now, don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Anger and Frustrations, Architecture, Blogging, Colours, Curves, Lines & Shapes, Famous Landmarks, History, Memories, Museums/Science Centres, Photography, Toronto, Ontario, Urban Photography
Tagged anger, architecture, blogging, famous landmarks, frustration, history, lines, memories, museums, ontario, photography, ROM, shapes, Toronto, urban photography
14 Comments