Island in the Mist…

…Pondering both, the healing and destructive powers of water, I separated from my group to walk out on a sandy patch between seaweed covered rocks that are only accessible during such a low tide. I found myself calmer…

In and Around Ottawa House Beach

…I decided to cross the marsh to check out the weir where, twice a day at low tide, the fish harvest takes place. I arrived during the rising tide with enough time to navigate the rocky shore and get some great images…

Pause and you may Discover…

… just when I think there is not much to discover the sun slowly moves closer to the horizon and magic happens…

Thomas Cove Excursion

…Two hours well spent and with a memory card full of images…

Nature’s Favourite Form

…the spiral is the age-old intuitive symbol of spiritual development and our identity with the universe…

Staying Flexible…

…As we immerse ourselves into the moment, the experience of discovery and fully appreciating what we are seeing and framing with our cameras tops any discomfort due to wet clothing or biting flies buzzing around our heads…

Metaphors

…exploring these feather-like lines in the sand created by the retreating tide…

Dynamic Puddles, Green Rocks and a Whole Lot in Between…

…Nature is the greatest artist, we are her witness capturing the ever-changing gifts…

The Joy of New Boots

…The beach at Glooscap is the best place to try out a new pair of hikers! It has varying terrain, anything from sand to small pebbles to larger rocks and boulders…

Engaging in the Exercise of Gentleness

…rich colour despite the overcast conditions and flat light. What a fantastic discovery!…

Colours that Touch the Soul…

…The shale cliffs along the river bank are very brittle and therefore present us with so many awe-inspiring and ever-changing discoveries. Every high tide transforms these cliffs around the base and each time my curiosity is piqued when I step on the beach…

There is a Crack in Everything…

…Between shutters clicking and the occasional shifting of feet on the brittle shale rock slope the earth around us receded…