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1shot #146-this way to the red planet
Surprisingly well-traveled for Mars. Hold on, that was actually Argyle Shore Provincial Park on Prince Edward Island. It was as beautiful as it was otherworldly. See your country. DW
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1shot #145-she balances
Shadow, reflection, reality. At White Point, Nova Scotia.
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1shot #144-flight
Argyle Shore Provincial Park, PEI. Before the storm.
1shot #143-hey that’s my bike
King St at Dupont. Of course. DW
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Jared Davison photos at The Rotunda
My friend and fellow photog, Jared Davison, opened his show “Tomorrow Disappears: Vanishing Industry in Ontario” on Thursday night at The Rotunda Gallery at Kitchener City Hall. Runs until the end of September, I believe. Deets on fb. Get over … Continue reading
St. Jacobs Farmers Market after the fire
Happily, the outdoor part of the market was still operating this morning. With all the well wishes and promises of support online, I was curious if people would haul ass up to the market before work and spend some money. … Continue reading
1shot #142-we rode hard for the boat
Missed the ferry back to Nova Scotia, so we chilled at the dock at Wood Islands, PEI. Love watching for these shots in the mirrors. The tint on the mirror gives a surreal filter-like effect. Captured this with my Z10. … Continue reading
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St. Jacob’s Farmers Market on fire
Saw a photo posted to reddit by Brandon Lieng of the market on fire and trucked over there with my gear. Tough to get near the fire with many of the roads blocked off. Shot this from the roadside on … Continue reading
1shot #141-a nod to Colville
The Northumberland Strait near Pictou, Nova Scotia. Calder loved these binoculars and looked through them each day. As I waited, soaking up the sun and sky and sea, I noticed he was all in red, looking like a picture with … Continue reading