Dear Reader, Between my mind and recorded fragments, I have a shot list. Sunday morning, I had plans, and then I saw the fog, crabbed the camera bag and tripod, and drove downtown to the Gas Plus bar to retake a photo. My previous attempt … Continue readingFrom the Shot List
Dear Reader,Today we end the 2019 Devon Trip with a horizontal feast. Besides this post the 6 other posts in the series were:~ Ahh To The Sea (2019-07-24; 9 images)~ Dawn to Dusk (2019-07-25; 4 )~ On the Edge Walking Part 1 ( 2019-07-26; 9)~ … Continue readingAhh To The Sea Again
Dear Reader,I believe this will be the penultimate collection from Devon. As the title suggests, if you are looking for a theme or semblance or order here, you are going to be disappointed. On the other hand, you may be interested in my whims of … Continue readingDevon Miscellany
Dear Reader,For those from a western (Euro/American) background we read from left to right, and our default starting point for scanning an image / page / screen is from left to right. Our cameras are primarily designed for some sort of landscape format. All three … Continue readingHappy Vertical Day
Dear Reader, This first 5 photos (by number) are from Devon. The remaining photos are from Ptarmigan Cirque from over a month ago. Once upon a time I took a course in Geology, and most of it has long since been forgotten. I do though … Continue readingGeology Here and There
Dear Reader,You may want to grab a mug, or a bottle – this could take a while. Today is a continuation of my last post “Return to Gleichen“. In that post I introduced a dozen uncleaned fish. One of the fish was infected with a … Continue readingFive Four Piggies
Dear Reader, Today, we step aside from the Devon coast, of which there will be more soon, and return briefly to the prairies. On Sunday, J and I went for a ramble on what I now call the Gleichen, Arrowood, Mossleigh loop. The paved roads … Continue readingReturn to Gleichen
Dear Reader, Today is day 3 of the Great Devon Family Ramble. In Devon you walk. You can walk on the shore or you can walk on the cliff, but you walk, and it is a real pleasure. The sea is always there, and where … Continue readingOn the Edge – Walking Part 1
Dear Reader, Today is day 2 of the Great Devon Family Ramble. Over the course of the week I returned to the beach near Westward Ho multiple times – it was close, rewarding, and immensely appealing. Cheers, Sean
Dear Reader, My family and I have returned from a family celebration held close to Bideford on the North Devon (UK) coast, where we spent 7 nights. Over the coming days I will be posting any number of explorations in a currently unknown order. This … Continue readingAhh To The Sea
I have nothing to say today and I thought you might enjoy this tease. Cheers, Sean
Dear ReaderToday is the last of 6 days in “All Over the Map”. Two weekends ago, we’d gone to Banff to visit friends. Sunday, I discovered was running race day, and I continued with the exercise, click without looking through the viewfinder (or use live … Continue readingThe Start
Dear Reader,That would be basic black (and white) – we miss you Arthur. Today is the fifth day of “All Over The Map”. The proposed exercise was to to go out for 7 days in a row and take photos without looking in the viewfinder. … Continue readingBack to Black
Dear Reader,This is the fourth day of “All Over the Map” and the last of 3 days from a hidden gem south of the Hat. Though these images are not ugly ducklings, they are not like the others and not like each other either. Though … Continue readingNot Like The Others
Dear Reader,This is the third day of “All Over the Map” and the second of 3 days from a hidden gem south of the Hat. As we drove towards our destination the light looked hopeful and then doubtful. Under bright blue and dramatic grey lights, … Continue readingA Little Closer