Photos I’ve taken of scenery, interesting objects and other things.
It seems kind of obvious, but in this case it’s actually kind of weird!
For the last year, there’s been a large chunk of exposed land to the east of Piper Spit that was previously underwater. Today, I went there to take some photos because it was sunny and warm(ish), and lo, the water has somehow surged enough to almost completely submerge the land once more:
It was also windy as heck, hence the ripply waves. I’ll have more photos soon™.
Just some late winter blossoms, a few days ahead of the arrival of spring 2023.
A few shots along the Fraser River, with bonus sun!
It’s been awhile since I posted a shot of the Brunette River. Here’s one with some rare bits of blue sky in it!
A few shots from Centennial Beach taken today. It was super windy and started to rain not long after we arrived, so we bailed early. But I shot a few birds before we bailed.
Suddenly I have the urge to turn every landscape photo into a stark black and white image. It must mean something.
This is a large rusted pipe that sits just off the Western Dyke Trail at Reifel Bird Sanctuary. I’d love to know how it got there, as it’s nowhere close to the shore. The photo was taken on February 11, 2023.
Taken on Saturday, February 25, 2023, a few hours before the snow arrived. Using the High Contrast Red Filter LUT in Pixelmator Pro, along with further adjustments to the light.
Well, more like “Use a bunch of filters and stuff in Pixelmator Photo to make a photo of a staircase in Hume Park look somewhat moody.” But it’s all I’ve got today!
Some photos from Maplewood Flats.
A bud sprouting at Maplewood Flats. More photos from Maplewood soon™.
There’s a pseudo-diorama outside a yard a few blocks away from my place. There are two lighthouses next to each other (double the safety?) and this is what I feel is the more handsome of the two, which I shot today:
The day was gray, and the sun only poked out a few times, but it was nice as always to get out among the birds. While the light was not always great, the birds often gave good pose to make up for it.
Here are a few of the photos I took.
And for now, I leave you with two blackbird photos, each weird in its own way.
