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This image of a small group of isolated trees on the top of the hills above Forgandenny sums up how I’m feeling right now. However, you just have to keep on keeping on.
Oak condemned to be alone all life, looking all the time on the nearby forest, the whole time thinking how it would be to be among the other trees...
Day 3 of the black and white photo food challenge. One day I will make efforts to shoot with a hand model so that I don't have to struggle and contort myself to make a shot. I am set up in my basement next to the only isolated North facing window in the house. Sourdough bread is a labor of love. I had a starter in my fridge but when I went on vacation it went bad so I decided to order one from King Arthur Flour. It is a starter that has been around since the 1700's. This is my first loaf of bread attempted with the new starter, I am excited!
Man standing on a rock in the sea - manipulated photograph
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I think I can compose this a little better, but the footing is steep and I didn't want to get this date if I mis-stepped. I don't like the far shoreline cutting into the tree where it does, but I also don't want the shores from the islands to be in-line with the distant shore, and I don't want want to lose the separation (water) between the nearest and more distant islands. One day, if the conditions are right, I'll risk a swim in the lake.
The second of three images I shot of this beautiful isolated barn. In the end, you can tell me which one you like best.
Saskatchewan, Canada.
I wrote a blog post about my springtime Saskatchewan trip that has some behind-the-scenes pics and stories which you might enjoy.
I love photographing on the Canadian Prairies and I've been travelling there to do so since 2013. If you'd like to see my other Prairie images, feel free to take a look at the album.
A selection of photos from a trip to Torridon in the North West Highlands of Scotland in early Spring 2023.
On my way down the mountain trail that I embarked on a couple of days earlier, I spotted some outstanding Caledonian pines. It was too dark to shoot them then so I thought a return would be in order.
This is the road that I live and walk on daily. My house is at the top of that far hill on the left side. This stretch of road is isolated but sometimes I meet up with another neighbour walking or someone from town who might drive out here, park their car and go for a walk or a run. Depending on what time of day it is the walk along here can be quite peaceful, other times the work commuters are in a rush and fly by going about 100km an hour so I know I am taking a risk sharing the road with them. Some drivers slow down and will give you space as they go around you but more and more often drivers are beginning to not care about anyone else on the road but themselves. Regardless, I will take my chances and continue to walk here as I would rather be out here than in town where there is a lot more to see and appreciate. There is a river at the bottom of that hill up ahead and if you are lucky you may catch a sighting of a pair of bald eagles sitting in their nest, a tree or flying overhead with a fish in its talons taking it back to its nest...true story.
Thanks for your visit. I hope your day went well.
Beautiful setting for a dwelling along Norway's coastline between Alesund and Narvik.
See other images from a 2025 trip to Norway, Svalbard, and Iceland here: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCiG8a.