My cameras are supposedly weather-sealed, but I doubt they are weather-proof. I don’t worry about light rain — I carry a small towel to wipe off drops and spray and so far haven’t had any problems.
Amazing landscape! Reminds me of my time spent studying in Vancouver and trips going caterpillar hunting on some of the tiny islands right off the south coast of BC. Ahh I miss the sea and the mountains. Thanks for the very welcome nostalgia. Fantastic photography 😊
Thank you! The Pacific Northwest is hard to get out of your blood once you’ve experienced it. (Except I could do without the 7-year tent caterpillar cycle.)
Haha, yes, the western tent caterpillars were what I was looking for. I was doing a field assistant internship looking at the cyclical population dynamics between the caterpillar and a virus that seems to show almost parallel fluctuations – I became quite fond of the little critters! (Though I understand that they can be devastating!) Anyway, it was great fun boating around all the little islands down there. I will return one day I am sure!
wonderful landscape
Thanks, Mitza!
great clouds!
They were, and moving quickly toward me!
Love the low hanging clouds and filtered light.
Thanks, Sandy.
Should be used for postcards! 🙂
Thanks, Tom!
Beautiful and a great day then for a cup of tea and a good book at home. 🙂
janet
Thanks, Janet! I definitely needed that cup of tea when I got home.
Gorgeous!
Thank you!
Bands of silver glory-Thank you! Hope you stayed dry!
I did — thanks!
That’s good! and i’m so glad you were still able to get the photo.
Lovely shot–as always, Karen. Hope your camera is waterproof! Do you worry about that when you shoot in threatening weather?
Thanks! I usually carry a camera bag; failing that, I can stick my camera under my jacket for protection.
That’s what I do. Just wondering. I was thinking about getting another camera, but it wasn’t weather-proof. A deal breaker, I thought.
My cameras are supposedly weather-sealed, but I doubt they are weather-proof. I don’t worry about light rain — I carry a small towel to wipe off drops and spray and so far haven’t had any problems.
The textures in the sky and water here are just wonderful. 🙂
Amazing landscape! Reminds me of my time spent studying in Vancouver and trips going caterpillar hunting on some of the tiny islands right off the south coast of BC. Ahh I miss the sea and the mountains. Thanks for the very welcome nostalgia. Fantastic photography 😊
Thank you! The Pacific Northwest is hard to get out of your blood once you’ve experienced it. (Except I could do without the 7-year tent caterpillar cycle.)
Haha, yes, the western tent caterpillars were what I was looking for. I was doing a field assistant internship looking at the cyclical population dynamics between the caterpillar and a virus that seems to show almost parallel fluctuations – I became quite fond of the little critters! (Though I understand that they can be devastating!) Anyway, it was great fun boating around all the little islands down there. I will return one day I am sure!