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- Creatures of Habit 3:49am Nov 7
- Fall Havest In Glorious Colour! 8:00am Oct 24
- White Lake Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory 6:52am Sep 27
Marilyn Robertson - Art & Photography Water intrigues me in all of its forms. Here are just a few photos I have captured. No matter whether it is rain, mist, clouds, lakes, rivers, streams - there is beauty in water. It is ever-changing, molding and reflecting the world around it.
We are all creatures of habit and routine. Every one of us. Early in the morning on a day when the weather is decent, I sit outside with my laptop or books at the table under the evergreen trees...
Marilyn Robertson - Art & Photography A link to Terry Heilman's Page - spend a few minutes with the beauty he offers there! Hope it inspires you as it did me.
Terril J. Heilman Marilyn, I put your public page on my favorites list. Please check out my public page called Terry Heilman Abstract Water Photography. Perhaps we can collaborate to get more exposure.
Love going through the valleys as harvesting begins. First the early fruits and then into veggies...
Spent another gorgeous fall day outside Saturday - but not wandering the woods this time. The morning I spent at the farmer's market with all the amazingly delicious looking produce from the local farms...
Marilyn Robertson - Art & Photography David Milne has always been known along with the Group of Seven, but looking at his art from the early 1900s, you see works very abstractionist in nature. If you are around the Toronto area, Mira Godard Gallery has a showing "Twenty small watercolours" until October 24, 2009. If you're not in the area, click the link below and browse the gallery.
Yesterday was the day for the 'Similkameen Sizzle' - the yearly pepper festival in Keremeos, so I drove over to see what they had and enjoy the entertainment...
Marilyn Robertson - Art & Photography Some spectacular seascapes on this website of Alexander Wise Photography using long exposures and filters.
Source: www.alexwisephotography.net
Photography blog featuring landscape and waterscape photography from Tasmania, Australia
I have mentioned that I have a squirrel in my fir trees this year. First was the mother, and then she brought her babies around, and now one of the young ones has taken over the territory as its own...
This blog post is for my friend Mudd who wants to see more Osprey photos... so here they are! Took oodles of photographs of the osprey as they were swirling and swooping around - soaring back and forth over the river looking for fish...
Went for a morning walk by the river today - camera in hand, and took lots of pictures of the sun sparkling on the ripples, brightening the leaves on the trees, and turning the still water to molten silver...
Took a drive through the countryside a while ago. Some cows were still in pasture, but many of them have gone to summer ranges up in the hills. The hay fields are being cut and baled, and the new crop is growing already in some of the fields...
Perhaps you have heard someone say "I am of two minds about it" when confronted with a decision to make - not knowing which way to go - which choice to make. Well, it seems it's not only humans that have this difficulty...
