A 52 week photo project interspersed with photos from the past 40 years.
I went down to Colpoy’s Bay for the sunrise on Sunday morning. I noticed an interesting cloud formation on the way. As it turned out the sunrise was almost nonexistent with very little colour due to the thick cloud. But I think that the clouds are interesting.
It’s awkward scratching around your eye when your toes are like that.
The Daily Post one word prompt is Awkward.
A Great Blue Heron having a good scratch on the Lake Huron shoreline, Ontario, Canada.
This week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge is Living in Your Best Light.
Coming home through a thunderstorm one afternoon last autumn there was a double rainbow and some nice light on the fields of the side road we live on. I drove down the road in heavy rain hoping it would ease off enough to get some shots of the rainbows. It eased off enough for me to stop the car and grab some shots at the barn. I dried the camera off with a towel when I got home.
So some nice light where we live.
The eggs are hatched, the adults are going to be very busy for the next few weeks.
The photo shows one of the adults feeding the recently hatched young. I can see five young in this photo. That number will increase.
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge is Liquid.
Storm clouds and light beams over Loch Arkaig in the autumn. The storm clouds are about to add more water to the Loch.
The eggs are hatching. Here one of the adults is removing a large piece of egg shell from the nest. It will be dropped some distance from the nestbox as the birds don’t want potential predators knowing where the nest is.
Dew on grass at sunrise, Shropshire, England.
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge is Liquid.
I was actually set up in a portable hide (blind) at a Rabbit warren waiting for a Red Fox to show up and start hunting Rabbits. The Fox never appeared but I noticed the early morning light sparkling on the dew drops on the grass seed heads. As I didn’t want to leave the hide in case the Fox made an appearance I was working on compositions from the lens opening and using a mix of telephoto lenses and teleconverters for different framings.
