Travel Tuesday is traveling back to Colpoy’s Bay at dawn one year ago this week.
This is a small park in the town of Wiarton on the South Bruce Peninsula. Bylaws introduced at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic put the park out of bounds. Then a big construction project on the highway through town also means a significant detour to access the park now there is some access.
This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Found in the Neighborhood prompt.
I decided to keep it simple and go with a selection of photos taken on my walks around the neighborhood starting shortly after Ontario had gone into lockdown in the spring.
I then decided to select one photo from the spring, one from the summer and one from autumn.
Paper Birch trees against a blue sky. Taken in the spring after a lot of the world had gone into lockdown. I noticed that the sky seemed bluer, possibly due to the lack of aircraft flying at the time.
I spent part of the summer experimenting with photographing flowers and plants with various unusual lenses when out for my walks around the neighborhood. This fern frond was taken using a fast portrait lens.
A small, red Maple leaf amongst Ivy leaves taken on one of my walks around the neighborhood this autumn.
Taken on a side road on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario last Friday evening.
My contribution to Six Word Saturday.
Throwback Thursday travels back to Bickerton Hill in southern Cheshire, England in the mid 1990s.
I noticed the tall, blue green conifer sticking out of the surrounding Silver Birch trees and isolated it with a telephoto lens.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Abstract prompt.
The center of a Coneflower.
Tree trunks.
Curtains and a window.
This is my day 26 contribution to Becky’s July Squares on the theme of Perspective and the third of my telephoto perspective series.
Looking Down on Silver Birch trees in snow from the top of Bickerton Hill in southern Cheshire, England. I was isolating interesting sections of the trees with a telephoto lens.
