Two more from the ditch on Hwy 63.
Almost Gone
Civic Hospital is almost gone, leaving a big hole in the sky of North Bay.
It’s spirit lives now on the edge of town.
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Pines and Snow
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Snowy Morning Pines
It snowed last night – the type of snow that sticks to every branch and gives the bush a Wonderland look.
There is so much to photograph that most of the images have to be taken by the mind and remembered.
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Ditch Delicacy
The ditch beside Highway 63 contains some elegantly delicate left-overs from summer.
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3 Generations
The gala for the 3 Generations Show was held last night in Huntsville and a great time was had by all.
Here are some photographs:
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Winter Fencerow
I made this photograph about a year ago around Christmas.
I thought it was stronger as a monochrome treatment with a bit of cyan toning to make it look a bit cooler.
The white streaks are snowflakes in the air.
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Kelowna Sunset
I had the great fortune of meeting new friends who live in Kelowna.
This is the view from their deck which overlooks the town and Lake Okanogan.
You can see tomorrow’s weather from here.
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Sumac Rhythm II
The skiing was great but left little time for making photographs.
So here is another in a series of rhythmic trees:
The patterns remind me of the figure skating and painting style of Toller Cranston.
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Show
Off to BC to ski for the next couple of weeks.
This will be happening when I get back.
Nice to see you there.
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Ice Fishing
Low budget ice fishing.
No ice shack, sunny day.
Who needs anything more?
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Rhythmic Bones
See the rhythm in the bones of trees:
Free and easy or taut and tight.
Energy flows through the lines of the branches.
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Fishin’
Yesterday afternoon on Callander Bay.
As another fellow said, “The fishin’ is great, the catchin’ is sucking!”
Another take on, “There’s Good Fishing and there’s Great Fishing. Great Fishing is when you catch something!”
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