I could not resist taking a photo of these bluebells sparkling in the morning sun.
I could not resist taking a photo of these bluebells sparkling in the morning sun.
I went out in the garden this morning to capture the new bluebells in the dew. Have a great weekend, everyone!
I rarely get down to this beach, as it is accessible only at low tide, and most often that does not coincide with the times I am out photographing. On this particular morning, however, I got lucky with the tide and a beautiful soft light, which made everything look like it had been painted with the hues from inside an oyster shell.
High tide on a calm morning at the beach.
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.