Up before the sun.
This is my contribution to day 1 of Becky’s January Squares on the theme of Up.
Clouds streaking across Colpoy’s Bay and the Niagara Escarpment at dawn in the summer. Taken using the Live Composite setting on an Olympus camera.
This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Precious Moments prompt.
As is sometimes the case with me, I had a couple of ideas for the challenge before turning 90 degrees and heading off sideways.
That was because I Googled moment to see if there was a defined range of times that fall under the word. I was surprise to discover that a moment started out as a medieval unit of time, approximately 90 seconds long.
Which got me thinking about some of the photos I have taken since the lockdown restrictions were lifted a little in the summer. Some of those photos involved exposure times minutes long which explains the title of this post.
Three fading Coneflowers on the South Bruce Peninsula in the autumn. Photographed on a recent walk around the neighborhood when I was looking for groups of things for the October Squares theme of Kind.
This is my day 3 contribution to Becky’s October Squares challenge on the theme of Kind.
This red Maple leaf caught in Ivy growing up a dry stone walk caught my eye on a walk around the neighborhood last weekend.
This was originally going to be a simple quick post but with no internet connection it’s been changed to my contribution to Six Word Saturday.
