Tracks in the snow on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario taken on a recent walk around the neighborhood.
The photo was monochromatic to begin with but I did a monochrome conversion to see how much different the two versions would look. There wasn’t a lot of different apart from the colour original having a colder colour balance. This is the monochrome version.
Old tracks down the slope, fresh tracks Up the slope.
This is my day 9 contribution to Becky’s January Squares on the theme of Up.
Tracks in the snow on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario.
This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: At Home.
As I had been in hospital for two days when the challenge was posted I decided to go with a small selection of photos from my walks around the neighborhood in the past few months.
Ivy leaves and snow on a tree trunk.
A solitary autumn leaf.
A Pine cone in the snow.
Paper Birch trees against a blue sky.
Old tracks one way, fresh tracks the other way.
Detail of a Pine cone picked up on a walk.
My contribution to Six Word Saturday.
Monochrome Monday travels back a couple of days to a walk around the neighborhood on Saturday afternoon.
I noticed the two sets of parallel tracks in the snow and thought they would make an interesting monochrome conversion.
When I read the Cosmic Photo Challenge: From Above prompt it was rather well timed.
I had recently been for a walk around the neighborhood with a camera and had picked up a pocket full of Pine cones from out of the snow. I had emptied my pocket onto the top of a kitchen cupboard to let the Pine cones dry out.
While on the walk I had spotted this Maple leaf trapped in some tracks in the snow. By the size of the tracks and the stride length either a large dog or a Coyote made the tracks.
To continue the From Above theme, while I had the camera set up above the kitchen cupboard I grabbed the nail brush from by the sink. The bristles make me think of bacteria through an electron microscope.
This is my contribution to the new On the Hunt for Joy Challenge started by Cee Neuner. The first challenge is Get Outside.
Having been for a walk around the neighborhood yesterday morning when it was hovering around freezing today the temperature has plummeted. The wind is howling and we’re under a snow squall watch so my contribution to the challenge is from yesterday.
On a photographic note, I used my new Sony mirrorless camera with my silvernose OM Zuiko 50mm lens from 1976 adapted to it.
