Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

When a tree sees its shadow...

This shot was taken Sunday at Frenchman's Bay. 

I happened to notice the tree was casting a shadow, so I put a version of this up on Instagram with this caption: "That tree saw its shadow, and we're going to have 6 more months of winter." #cackle #winter

Just sayin'. 

You'll want to click that bigger. 

Tuesday!

 

Thursday, February 27, 2014

After the ice...


You will want to click this bigger.

Courtesy of Michigander Sister. This was snapped with a Samsung Tablet three days before Christmas.

If Mama Snow showed up in her neighborhood today, Michigander Sister would be out with a slingshot quicker than you can say Michigan Winter.

She lives in a magical place that is getting on her last nerve.

Thursday!

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

What do you see?


Taken on the shore of Lake Ontario in July of 2012.

I have a fascination for driftwood.

What do you see?

Tuesday!

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Smokey...


Any good tree blog needs a picture of Smokey.

Taken at the Visitor Center at Kittery, Maine.

I like the way Smokey's shovel handle appears to branch out into a tree.

Thursday, aka Friday Eve!


Tuesday, February 18, 2014

restrained harvesting...


Traveling along Route 103 between Kittery and Portsmouth, Maine, we pulled off the road at the entrance to Fort McClary State Park.

So sayeth the signage.

Clearly a tree was cut. Perhaps, it was the result of storm damage.

I was attracted to the light bouncing off the cut wood.

Restrained Harvesting.

Here be Tuesday!

Sunday, February 16, 2014

congestion...


Just ever so much...

...congestion.

This will be my last weekend post. I'll be moving to a Tuesday/Thursday slot.

See you next on Tuesday.

Here be Sunday!

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Winter Beauty...


Go ahead. Click it bigger.


This is just the tip of the snowberg we had on Wednesday.

I'm trying to embrace winter's beauty...

Between shovels.

Saturday!


Sunday, February 2, 2014

tree-in-training...


Taken at an herb farm in Michigan in October of 2012.

Tree-In-Training.

It looks like me in Tai Chi class.

Sunday!

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Ahhhhhh...


Don't we just need this right now?

Taken somewhere in Burbville in November of 2013.

If you can't be leaf-peeping in New England, this will do.

Saturday!

February!!

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Troll House...


I've been taking clicks of this piece of tree trunk since 2010, when I dubbed it Dwarf Troll House For Rent.

Every year since then finds me at Edwards Gardens (Toronto) clicking away and imagining what troll families might have come and gone.

I've shot it during more than one season, and the perspective changes a little each year.

I still need some winter shots.

This is one of the shots taken during November of 2013.

Sunday!

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Sunday, January 19, 2014

This is...


This is a stick up.

Heh.

This was taken at Edwards Gardens in Toronto last November. Hence, the lack of colour and foliage, etc.

That tree has a face, arms, and forward motion. Unbelievable. 

Sunday!

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Enough with the snow already...


I can't say how many times I've looked at this image since it was taken in May and didn't see the strapping that is holding two twisted branches to a support.

I suppose I could have titled this Helpmeet.

Saturday!

Sunday, January 12, 2014

Icicles...


Nothing was left untouched by the ice storm just a few days before Christmas.

This is my neighbor's Maple.

Looking up, up, Up.

Icicles.

Sunday!

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Faux Trees...



This is my beautiful rosemary bush three days before Christmas.

It looks like a grove of tiny evergreens leaning under the weight of the ice.

Faux Trees!

It's looking much better today.

Saturday!

Sunday, January 5, 2014

Ice and Snow...


I look at this and can't get business in the front, party in the back out of my head.

A study in contrasts.

Sunday!