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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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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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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Waterfall
This little waterfall was flowing last spring.
Delicate softness contrasted with the brittle sharp edges of the rock surfaces and edges.
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Sunrise 35 Below
It was Classic Cold this morning.
Ice haze, sundog and everything!
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Thirty Below Relief
It’s -30C outside.
Here is a little warming help from last summer.
Hope this works.
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Winter Creek
Water is always flowing under the snow.
This little creek is on North Shore Drive near the Nordic Ski Trails. It works its way down to Four Mile Bay after it crosses under the road.
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Rail Fence
With freezing rain and rain in the forecast today and tomorrow, this won’t last long.
January weather in Northern Ontario is unpredictable.
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