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The view from above
We have a friend with a cottage down the lake from us who is a flight instructor. A few weeks ago he sent an email telling us he would be flying in our neck of the woods. Yesterday he sent along a few photos from the helicopter.
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Its a Maritime morning
The morning sun provides some whimsy to start the day.
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Frosted tips
frosted grass Just a capture of frost on the grass this morning. What is interesting is that some of the grass have water droplets on the that have not frozen.
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Christmas card photo outtakes
its about timing We were out this morning taking pictures for our Christmas card. As a child, one of the first things we learn is to count to ten. CLEARLY, I missed that class. 🙂
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Wood spirits
1930’s log yard Clearly what caught my attention was this old photo showing the tremendous pile of cant beams! Honestly, we will never see piles of wood like that again…ever. But what caught my eye immediately after that was the appearance of a face on the end of one of those beams.
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July comes to an end
young Grackle The end of July typically tells me we are about half way through our summer. Or is that ‘simmer’? It sure has been a hot month here in Nova Scotia, and little rain fall to show for it.
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Morning pitstop
Morning fuel up. Finches at the feeder. Just a couple pictures of the start of the day.
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Moon shot
This picture is impressive to me because its about the best picture I’ve ever taken with the camera I have. I was frustrated with the camera today as its behaviour is unpredictable lately. So rather than leave everything on automatic I started to play with the manual settings. Much to my surprise I got this picture on the first take. 🙂 Photo untouched other than it being cropped.
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Wishing for spring
drip drip drip Slow and steady wins the race.
Winter be gone without a trace.
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Light pillar
sunset light pillar Feb 22 2016 in Loch Katrine, I captured a light pillar on the setting sun. 🙂
