I'm not getting around to as many blogs as usual these days, and can't see that changing in the near future, but I hope to catch up with everyone as time permits.
It's a busy time for most of us, and I might be re-posting (not be be confused with re-gifting) a blog post or two over the next couple of weeks, so if the content is familiar to some of you, please bear with me. Very few of you have been reading from the start of my humble blog so hopefully, you won't find it too boring. And I might possibly still find the time, and some new fodder, in which case - never mind!
Until then, here are a few photos from a recent walk in the park.
Before heading out, the late afternoon sun was shining on my back yard fence, warming it despite the shadow of a nearby tree. The angles of the wood pieces created some interesting shadows of their own.
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A couple of hopeful ducks waddled out of the lake in hopes of some morsels of bread which would not be forthcoming. (please click to enlarge)
Later in the evening, as clouds rolled in, the setting sun painted the western sky with some lovely colours. (please click to enlarge)
A walk down the snowy path is always a treat after dark especially when the moon helps to light the way. (please click to enlarge)
The moon was full that night, but my hand was not steady. Still, I like the effect of the orb through the shaky branches. (please click to enlarge)
Steadying the camera on the railing surrounding the dock, I was able to capture a semi-clear shot of the fence's shadow on the icy lake below. The wispy branches are from an old willow tree behind and above me. (please click to enlarge)