….. they arrive in the morning banging on the
front door, looking for breakfast ~ it’s my buddies from across the road.
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They always follow me into where the rolled corn
is kept ….
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Wednesday, 30 October 2019
Tuesday, 22 October 2019
At end of our road this morning ...
Always in the company
of my camera, I had to take these this morning.
This year’s fall colours are the best I have seen.
This year’s fall colours are the best I have seen.
Saturday, 19 October 2019
Looking rather spiffing …
The old tarps covering the wood shed were starting
to look very tired, worn out and faded.
New tarps were bought in the spring, but it is
only now after the blackberry bushes were cut back that they could be put up.
Below are the before, the intermediate and the
after pictures ….
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| Additional feature, the Swinging Coo brought from my house in Ontario |
Thursday, 17 October 2019
Monday, 14 October 2019
Fall colours with a 10-Stop Reduction …
With no wind, overcast conditions and the fall colours
at their peak, I thought it would be a good idea to dust off the ND Filters and
try some more experimenting.
The photos are all taken with the ND 1000 (10-Stop
Reduction) just along the road at the Islands and Rissers.
I am not sure if the long exposures add anything
to the fall colours, but they do smooth out the water.
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| 3 seconds exposure at F8 |
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| 4 seconds exposure at F8 |
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| 2 seconds exposure at F8 |
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| 6 seconds exposure at F8 |
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| 4 seconds exposure at F8 |
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| 2 seconds exposure at F8 |
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| 13 seconds exposure at F16 |
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| 10 seconds exposure at F16 |
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| 10 seconds exposure at F16 |
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| 20 seconds exposure at F13 |
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| 13 seconds exposure at F16 |
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| 15 seconds exposure at F16 |
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| 13 seconds exposure at F14 |
Wednesday, 9 October 2019
Enjoying the Fall Colours
The last couple of
days have been out and about admiring the fall colours. In other years we have left it too late or been cheated out by the wind and rain stripping the trees of
their colours.
The pics below taken within our local area are of the LaHave Islands and Mahone Bay. The
others are from the Annapolis Valley at the Canning Look Off with the Bay of
Fundy in the distance and Halls Harbour at low tide, it has a 40ft tide range.
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