To this view from my window. Pretty nice.
It’s hard to deny; I live in a pretty spectacular area and we have a great view from our house! Especially in winter when the leaves are off our neighbours trees.
Course, it can get slippery going up or down our hill before the plow and sander/salt trucks arrive!
Talk again later,
I wanted to get in a good exercise walk today and when I looked out my window, I saw that there was a cloud sitting on the inlet. It was pretty cold, front steps were icy and slippery, but it was going to be a sunny day as there was sun everywhere else so I figured it would either be a walk in total fog with no views or the sun might burn it off.
Got in the car and motored down the hill to corner of Moody and St John’s. Parked there and walked the rest of the way to Rocky Pt park and continued around the inlet as planned.
I was not disappointed! Although on the way to my turn around at Orchard Beach, all the boardwalks were frosted and slippery, on the way back, most of them had defrosted as the sun did come out. And there was opportunity for some spectacular images, IMHO.
So here you go. Enjoy
Pretty neat, huh!!! 🙂 Almost wish I’d brought my real camera!
Keep rambling,
The other day my partner was getting some physical therapy just down the block from Rocky Point Park in Port Moody, BC. Rather then sit in the waiting room and read and since it wasn’t raining, I went on a little photo excursion to the pier in the park.
I thought of it as a bit of a photo recce as the lighting was good but not ideal and I didn’t have my tripod. Here’s what I came up with for the 30 minutes or so I spent there.
These first two are looking along the pier North towards the mountains, the inlet and the end of the pier. Black and white really suited this one as the colours, although nice, didn’t really add anything to the mood and actually took away from the subtle shading I was looking for.
This one uses the colour nicely with the camera balanced on the railing looking down along it. You can see what kind of a gray day it was!
The next 3 are looking back toward the shore from various viewpoints along the pier.
In this first one, I liked the contrast between the hard white metal rails versus the softer lines of the wooden pier.
This next one really emphasizes the pier walkway ending in the little pagoda that is actually at the entrance to the pier. I took it to play with using the “vanishing point” perspective to bring you into the picture.
This last one is just another vanishing point and hey, it kinda ends at the Canadian flag so that’s pretty cool.
There’s lots more to Rocky Point Park so get out and enjoy your own neighborhoods as much as I enjoy mine.
Happy Rambling,
Rich
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