Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Layered

This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Layered.

My initial idea was a post about the layers of rock that forms the Niagara Escarpment.

Then I thought about some of the photos of layered clouds and changed direction.

Layered clouds over Chantry Island and its lighthouse on Lake Huron, Ontario in the winter.

Layered clouds over Colpoy’s Bay and the Niagara Escarpment, Ontario at sunrise in the summer.

Colpoy's Bay at sunrise.

Layered clouds over a frozen marsh at dusk, Little Quill Lake, Saskatchewan.

Frozen marsh at dusk.

Layered clouds over a frozen section of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area in Saskatchewan.

A frozen Last Mountain Lake.

20 replies on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Layered”

Awesome pics… love the hues! 🙂

Thanks Tom. I had rather a lot to pick from so decided to limit myself to four shots.

Love the colors of these David. Beautiful

Thanks Tina. With quite a few to pick from I’m already regretting not including some shots.

Stunning views! The cloudscape, seascape, and colors are remarkable.
Thank you for this beautiful post, David!

Thanks Amy. It was an interesting challenge trying to come up with something different that’s layered.

Spectacular views, David. They look so magical..

Thank you, glad you liked them.

Beautiful!

Thanks John.

The colors are so vibrant and gorgeous!

Thanks, there was some easy choices once I decided to go with layered clouds.

Paid off well in the photos you took! 👍Great choice.

So it’s not letting me like (because I’m guessing I ran out for the day!) but I had to comment and say how gorgeous these pics are!

Thank you. WordPress seems to be having problems again at the moment. I know some pingbacks aren’t appearing.

Each one as magnificent as the next!

Thanks. I seem to have been photographing layered clouds quite a lot over the past few years.

They are really spectacular ~

Gorgeous layers, David! My favorites are in the frozen section.

Thanks Leya. I do seem to have rather a lot of layered cloud photos. As soon as I posted I was thinking of other shots I could have used.