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Two faces/expressions blended.
dedicated to my lovely, funny and talented French friend Alex
(he told me it was his favourite image of mine)
I should know better than to trust weather forecasters, yes? Today they promised sunny, Saturday (my next day off) they promise clouds. Without a good, cloudy sky today, I decided to save the beach for Saturday - today I would check out a new location (new for me), Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge. So of course, the entire time at the refuge I'm seeing really great cloudy skies - and thinking about all the long exposures I could be doing. I thought of dashing down to the beach but decided against it. I figured as soon as I did the clouds would break and I did want to explore Bombay Hook. I'd had enough after five hours and almost headed home - then thought, oh what the hell, the beach was an hour away. I had time, I might not get clouds but I had time.
Well, the clouds did break a little, not as dramatic as they had been earlier. But as I walked onto the beach, I saw that I'd caught low tide. As many times as I've been to this spot, I have never managed to catch it at low tide - I always thought there were just six of these pilings. I'm glad I didn't give in to my pessimist! :)
During a warm spell in winter these beavers came out of their lodge looking for food.
Seen in Hendrie Valley marsh behind the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington Ontario.
Update: This photo was published in The Eye On The Area section of The Hamilton Spectator on Thursday January 9, 2025.
"We are spectators in the shade here", the bikes told me - "The show is opposite, in the sunny side of the street..."
These two fat Indians seem to have lost weight since the restaurant was closed due to earthquake damage
In the countryside of Savoy, 1961.
Kodak Retina Reflex
Schneider Xenon 50mm f 1:2.0
Kodachrome II 25 ASA
October 1st. Saturday. Laurel Homecoming.
This right here is Andre. He's one of the best people I have ever met.
I love him more than life itself and I don't know what I would do or where
I would be with my life without him. One of my best friends forever and ever.
Tonight was so much fun, honestly. Being with my friends and them alone.
I met a lot of people and smiled a lot - even cried too. Christy's was a good time.
All of my friends looked so beautiful - I love you all so, so much. I hope your first
homecoming was just as lovely as my third. You're all the best people ever.
A 1968 registered blue Triumph TR250 side by side with a green Triumph Stag registered on the first day of 1971. These two were at the May 2019 Humber Bridge classic car show organised by a local car club.
Two snow leopard cubs interacting together. Sadly the quality is quite bad because of the thick windows...
“There were two moons in the sky – a small moon and a large one. They were floating there side by side. The large one was the usual moon that she had always seen. It was nearly full, and yellow. But there was another moon right next to it. It had an unfamiliar shape. It was somewhat lopsided, and greenish, as though thinly covered with moss. This was what her vision had seized upon. Aomame stared at the two moons with narrowed eyes. Then she closed her eyes, let a moment pass, took a deep breath, and opened her eyes again, expecting to find that everything had returned to normal and there was only one moon. But nothing had changed. The light was not playing tricks on her, nor had her eyesight gone strange. There could be no doubt that two moons were clearly floating in the sky side by side – a yellow one and a green one.”
1Q84, Haruki Murakami
Mount Rundle reflects in Two Jack Lake in Banff National Park, AB.
Check it out large to spot the lucky fly fisherman with the lake to himself.
check the vid www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E5KEjSSm_U&feature=youtu.be
see more at www.tworise.blogspot.com
Not long after arriving at Iron Junction for the morning, we found a loaded taconite train swinging off the wye heading for Two Harbors. With temps still around 28 degrees, a small amount of steam was still coming off the fresh pellets.
With some autumn colors on this first day of fall.
I was surprised to see the heart shape of her back.
I've been very busy the past two weeks, but I missed playing with textures. And since today I received my new Sigma 24-70 2.8, I had to try it out...
I must confess I love doing still life, because you can go crazy with the textures, the possibilities are limitless.
Textures by Kim Klassen, Lenabem and Clive Sax