It is not easy to find any colour at this time of year. Today though, the sun came out for a while and I was able to capture these photographs of the Conestoga River.
Jan 272013
Dec 312012
These photos are a little different. They were all taken after the the sun had set on a moonless night with exposures between 15 and 60 seconds long. The only light is from the glow coming off Waterloo in the distance reflected off the snow.
One effect of using only distant city light for illumination is that you get a very narrow dynamic range. If you then expand that dynamic range in post-processing, you get some interesting effects.
Nov 142012
See also, the story as reported by CHCH TV.
Nov 092012
This little waterfall was hidden in plain sight near Colpoy’s Bay in Wiarton. Finding it was a great end to a wonderful day.
Nov 092012
The sky was a little grey and there was a threat of rain in the afternoon but I captured these photos on the Burnt Point Loop. They show landscape typical of the shoreline in Bruce Peninsula National Park.
