Thank you, so much, Aaediwen. Yes, scenes. BC sort of lays them out for you to take for yourself.
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"I am a Canadian by birth, but I am a Highlander by blood and feel under an obligation to do all I can for the sake of the Highlanders and their literature.... I have never yet spoken a word of English to any of my children. They can speak as much English as they like to others, but when they talk to me they have to talk in Gaelic."
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You've outdone yourself again OR! Beautiful pictures. The baby one looks hauntingly like one my mother has of me! LOL! Let's hope that one never makes it onto the internet.
You've got a wonderful eye for the grand rhythm of those textured rock formations. I wonder, do you think about doing them in black and white as well as color, just for sheer form?
Thanks everybody. I appreciate the comments, a lot. Although, credit is hard to take when you're doing photography like this. It's more the job of a messenger than an artist.
IS, I'm sure we'd all love to see that pic. Don't hold back on us, now.
Rose, your words are humbling and so kind, as usual.
Haldur, git'er done. There's a camera out there with your name on it.
Stoirmeil, wow, thank you. And yes, I've done a few in b&w. I'm sure as I get more rolls developed, I'll find some more suitable for monochrome.
Anyway, here's another scene taken from the side of the road around Revelstoke. Man, I'm loving that 80-200 zoom.
I see that it has been quite a while since I posted anything (pictures or words), so I chose a few of my favorites from the last year. They need to be processed yet, so the contrast is a tad hazy.
This was taken at Victoria Park in Truro, Nova Scotia, in October. Angela was perfect in this, as was her outfit quite suitable.
Ange, being Ange.
A couple photo, of sorts.
The view of the same space, from the cliff opposite. I was literally on my arse/belly scrambling to the edge for this. Had to hang over the cliff a bit, holding a tree, just to get the nearer leaves and branches out of the shot.
A familiar photo from the other end of the country.
These were taken at Inverness beach in, you guessed it, Inverness, Cape Breton. It's a small town on the West coast of the Cape, where the Northumberland Straight crashes in huge surf into the sandy coast.