What the title says. Presented using a carousel, because I’m feeling wacky. No captions because the shots are pretty self-explanatory. The sun was out, and low fog was hanging over the river, allowing for some nice shots, even using my olden iPhone 12.
A Great Blue Heron, pondering in the river, shot with my Canon R7.
I don’t have any photo editing apps on the new PC yet, so I decided to use the built-in Photos app to take some recent shots and make them all arty and black and white. The results are not bad.
All shot on my iPhone 12, which has half-forgotten it’s a phone in its old age.
Maybe it’s just me, but this tree looks like it’s reaching out its long mossy arms to do weird mossy-covered tree things. Shot along the Brunette River.
I did not notice the heron until after I took this shot. They are very good at being very still. Now, the heron is clearly moving in the photo, but I was focusing on the trees and sky and such, and herons do not move lightning fast–unless getting ready to stab their next meal.
And here they are:
And a bonus shot of the Brunette River, shot from a different perspective, as the usual spot looked quite muddy/slippery/fall-into-the-river-y:
It was another mild, pleasant day (17C). I shall try to remember these when it turns cold and The Rains settle in.
Nuts to you:
Taken this afternoon. It was sunny (as you can see) and got up to 24C, like it was still summer!
(If the forecast is accurate, this may change soon, but I’ll hang onto it for now.)
I would have shot the view to the east as well, but there was a guy sunbathing on a chaise on the river’s exposed gravel.
It was 20C and sunny, so I went out and touched trees.
What the title says.
The air quality today was not poison, hooray.
While the river is still low, I’m continuing to poke around to get views that are not normally accessible without getting very wet. Here’s another one of them.
I’ll post something of more substance soon, promise!
