It’s cloudy today, but a few days ago I went for my first “real”1 post-surgery walk and touched trees and such along the Brunette River. Here are a few shots, taken on my Samsung Galaxy S26.
I have again used the cheesy Polaroid theme from FooGallery because I like cheese.
Shadows and buttercups:
Brunette River, going green (well, the vegetation, not the river itself. At least not yet).
I haven’t posted one of these in a while. Spring continues to spring.
Shot on February 24:
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:
