Pilings at Dusk

With a longer exposure the hard reflection of the pilings began to soften nicely.

Old Guard

Quiet calm evening on Indian Arm.

Shoreline Relic

An old discarded mass of fishing gear being swallowed up by the shoreline mud, a surprise find while exploring Steveston.

Perch

The simplicity of the scene caught me, enjoy having mist and fog as a background as it is so clean.

Organized Chaos

Nets and rope on the back of a fishing boat in Steveston.

Stawamus Foam

A great perspective high up on a bridge, looking down on the Stawamus River, near Squamish.

Froth on the Rocks

Nice dark boulders with the long exposure white water.

Rock Gnome

The best subjects are the ones that find you. This ink black water filled hole on the top of a boulder was very unexpected. Makes me think of a rock gnomes eye??

Geometry

Low tide revealing shapes and lines in the rock...

Plasticized Seaweed

It is actually real seaweed, but its texture while pasted on the rock sure makes it look painted on.

At the Office

Shoreline action in Nova Scotia, collecting lobster in the morning fog.

Galaxy

Bubbles trapped in ice, found on the banks of the Eramosa River in Ontario

Alpine Mirrow

High on Mt Seymour, this pond became a perfect mirror as it was close to dusk and no breeze. Lucky to have such a nice subject.

Twisted

Zig Zagging of Ring Creek

This part of Ring Creek cuts between Elfin lake and Opal Cone and the continuous erosion in this valley is impressive.

Gravel Curtains

Erosion on a large slope, working well with the light.

Jumbled

Reeds in an alpine pond, creating a mat in the shallows.

Ready to Launch

Dandelions, when these guys are in your garden they are hated, while out on a hike they become a wonderful subject...

Allium

Ready to explode.

Whorled Descent

Lighthouse stairs on the Oregon coast.

Four Corners

Each cormorant was looking in a separate direction, like four points on a compass, nothing was going to sneak up on them...