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".
The first week of May, especially the 5th (Cinco de Mayo), was an amazing time for bird sightings here on the farm. Following a light rain the night before and welcome summer-like temperatures, I was able to see and to take some photos … Continue reading →
Posted in Photographs of Birds, Photography
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Tagged Baltimore Oriole, bird feeders, bird garden, bird photography., birds of Ontario., Brown Thrasher, Cinco de Mayo, farm in Ontario, oriole feeder, Purple Finch, ruby crowned kinglet, Ruby Throated Hummingbird, summer birds arriving
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The photos in this post were taken just one month ago when I made a special trip to Niagara Falls to see them in their winter beauty. I had heard that the ice was beginning to melt so I joined … Continue reading →
Posted in Excursions, Photography
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Tagged Landscapes, melting Ice on Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls in Winter, Ontario Outings, Oshawa Camera Club, Winter Excursions, Winter Outings, winter photography, Winter Scapes
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This winter has been very busy at my feeders. I believe that February 2015 was the coldest February ever recorded and at our farm, we had more snow than in most past years. We also attracted a lot of hungry … Continue reading →
Posted in Gardens, Photographs of Birds
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Tagged American Goldfinch, bird feeders, bird garden, bird photography., bird photos, birds of Ontario., blue jays, Cardinals, close-ups, feeding birds, feeding birds in winter, Hairy Woodpecker, juncos, peanuts, red bellied woodpeckers, red breasted nuthatch, suet feeding, white breasted nuthatch, Woodpeckers
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It has been a number of months since I’ve shared photos on my blog. I have still been visiting local nature areas during the fall and early winter and have taken dozens of photos. Somehow, they just never made it … Continue reading →
My first Exhibition entitled “Spirits in Nature” closed on August 2nd. Anja and I had a wonderful response to our work. There was an excellent turn-out of old and new friends and family for both Anja and me at the opening … Continue reading →
Posted in Events
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Tagged Anja Koistra, Exhibit of Photos, fabric sculptures, florals, framed nature photographs, framed photographs, jane walkers cards, Natire photographs, Owls on canvas, photos on canvas, Port Perry, Pphotographs by Jane Walker, Scugog Council for the Arts, spirits in nature
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This gallery contains 7 photos.
On Saturday, July 5th. , I will be having a reception from 2:00 until 4:00 p.m. to celebrate the opening of an exhibit entitled “SPIRITS in NATURE”. This exhibition of 25 of my framed photographs and vibrant photos on canvas, will be … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anja Kooistra, bird photographs, fabric sculpture, figurines, Jane Walker, natural things, Nature Photography, owl photographs, photos on canvas, Port Perry, reception for exhibit, Scugog Council for the Arts, spirits in nature
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This gallery contains 6 photos.
A week ago, I made a visit to the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens a few days before the Peony Festival. It is so much easier to photograph those beautiful blooms without the crowds milling about and tripping over my tripod! … Continue reading →
Later this week on May 8th and 9th there is an event held each year by the Oshawa Camera Club. We call it “The Salon” and for the small sum of $7.00 per person, you can view fantastic printed photographs … Continue reading →
Meet Casper. He is the oldest of my 2 cats. At 14, he is still surprisingly active and seems to have all of his abilities. He is very small for a male but has always been a little guy. I found him … Continue reading →
With the snowbanks from the coldest, snowiest winter that I remember almost gone, I want to share the last winter photographs that I took with my telephoto lens at Lynde Shore birds. I’m hoping that my next short excursion … Continue reading →