Morning sun illuminates Grimmer Bay, which is named after Washington Grimmer, a Pender Island pioneer. He was the island’s first postmaster, bringing the mail by rowboat from a neighbouring island.
The trees on the tiny islet are looking very autumnal, probably as much due to the stress of a very dry summer as it is to a change of season. I have a vision of this scene shrouded in a light mist. When conditions are right, I’ll go back to see if the reality matches my imagination.
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beautiful photos. I prefer the first.
Thank you. I prefer the first as well.
It’s just a perfect composition.
Took a while to find it. Glad you like it!
Very beautiful with these colors and the light… and indeed although the second one is also really nice, the first has a great composition.
I’ll expect the mist-photo within a few weeks? 😉
Thanks–hopefully the weather cooperates for the upcoming mist photo!
Yes, the trees can get stressed by the dry weather. What a beautiful place!
Yes, a very pretty little “pocket beach”. We have a few of them here on the island.
That first one’s a stunner.
janet
Thanks, much appreciated!
Yep, number one wins my vote too – great composition.
Thanks very much!
Lovely…lovely..
Thank you!