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This is the longest freshwater beach in the world !
This was one amazing sunset .
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We've been away on a summer vacation this past week. We had a great time enjoying the beach, go-karts, horseback riding and of course a little ice cream too.
Hope to catch up with everyones photos real soon.
It was a beautiful morning to be out and about in our neighbourhood in my PJ's :)
Canon 5D Mark IV, F8, 1/800, ISO 1250
The pumpkin is pretty scary looking but the chipmunk is too cute to spook!
Canon 1DXII, F8, 1/800, ISO 320
Sorry but I must post and run - have a ballgame shortly...another loss headed my way ;)
216/365: I spent all of last week in Wasaga Beach alone with my two boys. We had a ball together. I missed having an internet connection but it was nice to unplug from the electronic world. The weather was wonderful for most of the week so we were able to enjoy beautiful skies like this one.
I'm looking at this now and thinking I should have brightened it up a tad though...
What a HUMID day we had today. Didn't want to venture too far from home, so I walked around the marsh photographing bugs - the bug world just amazes me. This damselfly was resting atop the leaf of a purple flower. Looks quite alien doesn't it. Please view in large if you have the time. Published in Nature's Best Photography Magazine Spring/Summer Issue 2012.
This is the area where many of the Snowy Owls that have irrupted into our area hang out. One day a Snowy Owl was perched in this copse of trees. Would have been cool if it was there when I photographed this winter scene. The trees are much larger than they appear. It's actually a road to the left.
Canon 1DX, Canon 17-40, F9, 1/500, 40mm, ISO 200
Happy Tuesday. Copyright Barb D'Arpino
Driving home from a photo club meeting at Wasaga Beach, I happened to glance at the sky. I pulled into an alleyway behind Wasaga Marine and snapped a few. You can see Georgian Bay in the distance. The water in the foreground is a little lagoon that has access to the bay.