It was a very strange winter this year in Nova Scotia. Relatively little snow overall. Every now and then there would be a storm. Often, though, the snow wouldn’t last and there would be days of drab brown and grey. We managed to get up to the North Shore for…
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There was no concerted effort on my part to capture the autumn colours in Nova Scotia this year. These images were found on my daily walks or during an outing for a purpose other than photography. Lately, I’ve tried to be more disciplined about having a camera on hand whenever…
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Rocks in my head is what many people think about my obsession with the forms, textures and details one finds in rocks — whether in a rocky landscape, or in a close up. From the smooth rocks scoured by glaciers, to the fractures and forms created by enormous pressures, to…
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Living in a more rural area certainly has it’s advantages. Winter walks can be beautiful. This is a scene found within walking distance of my home in the town of Bridgewater. We had our first small storm of this winter a couple of days ago. This morning, it’s -14 degrees…
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It has been a spectacular autumn for colour. In bright light, the reds, oranges and yellows have been rich and brilliant. Last week, during a trip to Shelburne, it was evident that the peak had passed, but there were still signs of fall. I took this image right beside the…
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Autumn is certainly my favourite season. Cool, crisp air and autumn leaves. In most of Canada, the colour change can be dramatic. Right outside my window is a tree that that turns such a rich, brilliant red-orange that it looks unreal. And the light reflected from it casts an orangey glow…
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