Tag: sky

One Word Sunday

Opposite

Post author By David M
Post date 21/03/2021
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Opposing colours on the South Bruce Peninsula.

This is my contribution to Debbie’s One Word Sunday prompt Opposite.

Tags 1WS, 7artisans 35mm f/1.2, blue, garden, ornament, sky, trees, yellow

Photo Challenges

Blue and White

This is my contribution to Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Pick a Topic from my Photo prompt.

I went with a mix of topics, tree, blue, sky and cloud. I liked the way the Paper Birch trees stood out against a blue sky. We haven’t seen much blue sky this winter and until a few days ago these Paper Birch trees were inaccessible due to the snow in places.

Tags blue, cloud, CMMC, Paper Birch, sky, South Bruce Peninsula, white, winter

Silent Sunday

Silent Sunday: 14th March 2021

Post author By David M
Post date 14/03/2021
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Tags ICM, Intentional Camere Movement, leaf litter, motion blur, panning, Silent Sunday, sky, snow, trees

CFFC

Red Clouds Over Reeds

This is my contribution to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Reed, Read or Red prompt.

Red clouds over reeds along a section of the shoreline of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Tags CFFC, cloud, dusk, Fujichrome Velvia, Last Mountain Lake, National Wildlife Area, red, reeds, sky

Six Word Saturday

Sun and Snow on the Trees

Post author By David M
Post date 09/01/2021
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Winter on the South Bruce Peninsula.

My contribution to Six Word Saturday.

Six Word Saturday: Sunshine and Snow on the Trees

Tags 6WS, blue, sky, snow, South Bruce Peninsula, sunlight, trees, winter

Lens-Artists

Some Favourites of 2020

This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Favourite Images of 2020 prompt.

Once I started selecting some favourites I realised that they were far to random to build a theme around. So I decided to go with a small selection of photos of various skies, one from each season.

Early January saw me down on a snow and ice covered section of the Colpoy’s Bay shoreline for my first dawn photos of 2020.

Cosmic Photo Challenge: From an Unusual Angle

Late March saw Ontario in lockdown and I was restricted to walks around the neighborhood. Paper Birch trees against a blue sky made bluer by the lack of aircraft flying at the time.

July saw some of the lockdown restrictions eased and Comet Neowise in the sky. As a result I headed down to Colpoy’s Bay to photograph star trails while missing the comet on every attempt.

November saw me down on the Government Dock in the village of Colpoy’s Bay on the South Bruce Peninsula for the sunrise. The light and clouds were so widespread I used my fisheye lens to include as much of the sky as possible.