Evening Lights and Shadows
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Forgetting to whisper in its summer voice
It boisterously shouted; Jesting in its autumnal tones of summer's end!
Perhaps of interest to some is a new blog which I have started. It is called Gallimaufry Gleanings and it will contain a hodgepodge of items and observations.
Scenes from New Brunswick,Canada throughout the seasonal yea!
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My daughter's quilting blog
Looking at the sky on Friday
The end of summer
The End of Summer
The shuddering wind shook my houseForgetting to whisper in its summer voice
It boisterously shouted; Jesting in its autumnal tones of summer's end!
Title Picture:
The Cape Enrage Lighthouse overlooking the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick
Welcome to Varying Seasons
Varying Seasons features photos taken in the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Alberta. Also, from time to time, landscapes from other provinces may be featured as well.
Gallimaufry Gleanings
Perhaps of interest to some is a new blog which I have started. It is called Gallimaufry Gleanings and it will contain a hodgepodge of items and observations.
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February
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- Incoming Tide at Saint John
- Same Location Different Seasons
- Old Tree
- Me and My Shadow
- Underwater Mountains of Ice
- Evening Lights and Shadows
- Walking Trail
- Sunday Morning
- Colours Found In a Winter Woods
- Turtle Creek Covered Bridge, Albert County
- Lunar Eclipse: February 20
- Icy Road, Snowy Road
- Pussy Willow Catkins
- Unique Ice Formation
- Precarious Footing: Deer On River Ice
- Woodland Stream
- Prints In the Snow
- Rear View Reflections on Winter
- Old Maple
- Some Grass Found
- Winter Garden
- Leaving Port
- Seascape
- Ice Fishing Shacks
- A Walk Along the Bay of Fundy
- Deer Trails in My Yard
- Deer Crossing
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February
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places I visit
- An excellent collection of New Brunswick Photos by a group of New Brunswick Photographers
- Almost There
- Facing Autism in NB
- Faith, fabric and photos
- Fenphotography: a wildlife and nature blog in the United Kingdom
- Heather Doherty Writes
- Island Rambles - Vancouver Island
- Kingsdowner - birds and natural history, England
- Laura's Place
- Nature At Close Range
- Nature Knitter
- NW NatureNut - Oregon
- Ocean and Forest Walks - beautiful Vancouver Island
- Oromocto Watershed
- photoblog: A Blog in Search of a Name
- Sandpiper's Place
3 comments:
Nice shot of the sky. When I'm not driving, I always keep my camera on my lap...just in case! ;-)
I think we have similar habits :-) I have a couple of cameras and when I go for a fitness walk I always stuff the smaller one in my pocket... just in case!
I think you're right. I take a DSLR with a long lens and have a little Canon S2-IS that I keep around my neck at the same time. The little Canon has better color for sunrises and sets, and I use it if I'm too lazy to switch to a wide angle for a landscape.
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