A visit to the dock in the village of Colpoy’s Bay on the South Bruce Peninsula on a grey, overcast morning saw me shooting long exposures in monochrome.
This is an extremely wide view of the dock and Colpoy’s Bay taken with a fisheye lens. It was a 30 second exposure which has smoothed out the water.
A recent dawn over Colpoy’s Bay and the Niagara Escarpment. I noticed the red leaves on the shoreline in the half light and framed some of the shots to include some.
A recent visit to Colpoy’s Bay for the sunrise saw me photographing the dawn sky when a vehicle drove along the shoreline road.
The breaks in the lights are when the vehicle was hidden by trees along the shoreline.
The dock in the village of Colpoy’s Bay on Colpoy’s Bay at dawn last Saturday.
Another shot taken with my fisheye lens to show the dock and as much of the bay as possible.
Another quick post featuring a photo from last weekend as we still don’t have an internet connection.
We were told that our internet connection would be down two or three days while contractors did some work. That was a week ago and there’s no sign of the internet connection being restored.
This is Colpoy’s Bay at dawn last Sunday morning. This was the view when I arrived, the cloud in the left part of the sky would cover most of the sky by the time the sun appeared.
This is my contribution to the One Word Sunday prompt Early.
I had a few ideas for the prompt before thinking of the summer solstice, the earliest sunrise of the year. I didn’t get any summer solstice sunrise photos this year as all my local locations were closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. So this shot is very early morning on the 2019 summer solstice.
My contribution to Six Word Saturday.
