Winter Scenes from Behind the Lens

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Yippee! It seems that the ground-hog did NOT see his/her shadow in southern Ontario today and the huge storm that had promised to bury our area didn’t quite materialize. However, as I look out my livingroom window, my view of the fields is now somewhat hampered by large snowflakes that began falling in earnest about an hour ago.  Although the winter season provides some great photographic opportunities, I can’t wait for Spring.

My New Year’s Resolution to write more frequent posts on my blog hasn’t happened and I apologize to those of you who may have taken the time to check it out. Although I haven’t been blogging, I have been on a number of local outings on my own and with some of my group from The Oshawa Camera Club. During the month of January, I have been to Tyrone Mill and Brookside Cottage B and B with a few club members , Bond Head Parkette, and Millbrook.  I’ve taken so many winter photos this month that it’s hard to choose the ones I like best for my slide show. The image featured at the top of this post is the “falls” at Needler’s Mill in Millbrook.

About janewalkerscards

Jane Walker is a Newcastle photographer who creates framed photographs, photo trays and matted greeting cards reflecting the beauty of nature and gardens. Her recent interest in birds, owls and other wildlife is now being reflected in her posts. As a member of the Oshawa Camera Club, Jane has started to enter some of her photos for judging and appreciates the critiques by the judges. You'll be surprised at what shows up under the guise of "janewalkerscards".
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2 Responses to Winter Scenes from Behind the Lens

  1. Andy says:

    Nice to see you finally posted some more photos. I enjoy your skills as a photographer.

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