LeanneC

I thought I had commented but it must have been in my dreams (the line between awake and asleep is fuzzy for me lately). This is just a great image, Diane. Congrats on POTW.

I will throw my droplet shots in. Where we live, it gets very dry. So, we keep a kettle going to put moisture in the air. And then, after a cool night, it all beads on the window…

There is always something to shoot around the house!

A lot of blue:

A little…[Read more]

Of course it does Anna! Love the texture as well. But I have to say, I am done with snow for this season. I just about cried when we woke to snow yesterday. I am thankful it melted quickly.

What a great looking cat! Nice capture.

This is nice, John. I just want to jump in and head towards that sunset.

Like a postcard – lovely Graham!

A favourite of mine. Still love it, Elin.

Very nice Dave. I am quite jealous as our hyacinths aren’t up yet. I can’t wait for flowers and spring.

Wow! Click, that is quite the blue!

Thanks Preston, Pat and Elin!

Elin, that is quite the power station. Love the image with the overlapping shadows. Very interesting.

I really like this image, Pat. Well spotted. I don’t know if communities elsewhere are doing this, but we have hearts in our windows to thank the health care workers and it doubles as a sort of visual scavenger hunt for the kiddos.

Love how the low angle of the light brings out the texture of the cobblestones as well. Nice capture, Charmaine.

About a month ago – before social distancing…

And one more that was as much about the shadow as the light…

Hi everyone. I like the check in. Nice to know that folks are okay and figuring out this ‘new normal.’

I would say we on the west coast of Canada are similar to Rob and Erik’s descriptions. We have had many cases, mostly imports and people directly connected to them. There has been pretty rigorous screening and we have been doing social…[Read more]

Oh wow! That is a great idea. I should tell you, the first sentences are stolen from the book (in case you didn’t know). It is a fun read.

Silly Patrick, doesn’t he know?
There’s no such thing as a Gruffal…Oh!

Love this! The image, the ornament, the story…where was this found? I need one for my library!

“Pssst…is winter over yet? Is it safe to come out?

Agreed! Her humour really comes through in the images you take.

Wow! It is beautiful Tobie but your story is NOT helping my lightning phobia at all. A big bolt hit a tree behind our cabin when I was little and I have always had issues with thunderstorms. I braved a storm in a tent more recently, while my youngest sawed logs (she never woke through the whole storm) and my oldest counted between claps and…[Read more]