For Travel Tuesday I am continuing my look back at some of the overlooked photos from the 52 week photo project I did in 2018.
Cracked ice along the Colpoy’s Bay shoreline shortly before sunrise in late February.
Throwback Thursday travels back to February 2008 this week.
A frozen and partially snow covered section of Lake Huron with Chantry Island and its lighthouse on the horizon at sunset.
My Travel Tuesday post this week is continuing my look back at some of overlooked photos from the 52 week photo project I did in 2018.
A frozen and mostly snow covered Colpoy’s Bay at sunrise in mid February 2018.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: The cold light of day prompt.
Being a morning person and as dawn and sunrise is frequently the coldest part of the day I decided to go with a small selection of photos taken at dawn in winter and featuring ice or snow.
This is the first Film Friday where I look back at some of the film shots in my archives.
This shot dates back to the mid 1970s. Judging from the soft corners of the shot I’m guessing it was taken with the Zenit E camera I used back then.
Ice on a puddle in a muddy wheel rut on farmland at Hatherton near Nantwich in southern Cheshire, England. The lines in the ice always make me think of contour lines on a map.
My Travel Tuesday blog post is traveling back three years to February 2018 with another overlooked photo from the 52 week photo project I did that year.
A visit to a frozen and mostly snow covered Colpoy’s Bay at dawn in mid February. The lighter patches on the bay are exposed ice.
My Travel Tuesday blog post this week is traveling back three years to February 2018.
A frozen and snow covered section of Lake Huron with Chantry Island and its lighthouse on the horizon. Taken from the flagpole at the bottom of High Street, Southampton, Ontario.
