Category: Photos

Raspberries, those tart and tender thimbles, are the perfect finger food.  God's good guidance in them is child-like simple: sometimes you should play with your food.

One afternoon last week a stunningly gorgeous cumulonimbus cloud was building over Calgary, towering over the downtown towers. The thing was alive - if you stopped long enough to watch it, you could see the cloud tufts grow and move like an organism, or like a floating cauliflower on steroids.  It had an eerily nuclear appearance… Continue reading Friday photos →

Saw this oddly named back alley in Midland, ON. (right beside Proletariat Ave.)  The pedestrian in the sign has the smarts to know better than to head down that way.

Life at the cottage - sweet summer living.

It's camping season, time to stoke up the fire and stare silently into the flames.  A campfire is simply mesmerizing - constantly changing shapes, beautiful colours, that irrepressible pop and crackle, it's warmth, utility, and dangerous beauty.

On the way to meet up with a friend for lunch in Banff this past week, I took the long way, meandering through the foothills along the way and spending a little time with a few hay bales.  I love the lines in a hay bale - there's a spiky flow to it.  I distorted… Continue reading Friday photos →

I am really enjoying this series of images.  Taken on Galiano Island, from atop a bluff looking down at rocks along the waters edge with the sun glinting in the sea.  The first is a normal exposure with the next two underexposed to highlight the sun sparking on the water.  Looking at them, it's no… Continue reading Friday photos – watery blanket of stars →

Because our visual perspective is what it is - pedestrian and street level - there's something about both the close-up or far-off view that always fascinates.  The change in perspective is like glasses, helping me to see again.  And I'm amazed to see what is there - the colour, design, and beauty that is so… Continue reading Friday photos →