After drinking too much coffee with my sister, and unable to sleep, I peeked out the door to see if the clouds had cleared at all to give me a shot at the recently discovered comet Neowise. With mostly clear skies, I ventured out with my antique 50mm manual lens. Continue reading Comet Neowise with Aurora and Milky Way
When the weather permits, it is a treat to photograph the galactic center of the milky way. On this night, it was fairly calm but there were a few noctilucent clouds in the area. Continue reading Jupiter and Saturn Chasing the Milky Way
I love colour and so I love flowers as they add the pop that my eyes enjoy. Here are some blossoms that I’ve had the pleasure of viewing and photographing this spring. Continue reading Spring Blooms
I chose to go on a road trip to Kayville, Sk after several friends recommended a number of churches and old school sites in the area. Continue reading Kayville Road Trip
Now I can almost imagine what it was like to live on a farm in the Dirty Thirties. Hubby called from the window that I should come look. There was a sickly brown cloud below the storm clouds. I shut the window, grabbed my camera and we headed out to the car. As I came around the corner of the house, I was hit in the face by flying sand. Continue reading Dust Storm
Thanks for the heads up, Darryl! I managed to capture a couple of bolts before it began to rain on my camera. Continue reading Lightning!!!
After securing landowner permission, we were anxious to hike in the Dirt Hills after enduring a long, chilly spring indoors. The weather was perfect and we started the hike early as the afternoon was going to be hot. Continue reading Dirt Hills Hike
We had a good year in 2019! Here are a few of my favourites: Thanks for watching! Continue reading 2019 in review
I had the privilege of visiting Arches National Park in Utah again this fall. The road takes you all over the park and has small pullouts to park in if you need a closer look. Continue reading An Evening at Arches Nat. Park
Shooting at night is a little more technical than daytime. I was glad that renowned night photographers Colin Chatfield and Tara McGee came to do a workshop at Avonlea Heritage Museum. Colin’s presentation was very informative and I’m glad I attended. During his presentation, it rained and was thundering, so we were unable to go to the Avonlea Badlands. Thanks Jan, for allowing us to … Continue reading Night Photography
