Author Archives: Pamela Zmija Photography

Remembrance Day 2026 | Holstein

This years Holstein Remembrance Day Ceremony was dark and dreary, much like last year, but no snow. It was a wee bit chilly, however over all a fresh afternoon to be outside with the local Mount Forest Legion and Bagpipe Band. See more images HERE!

Surviving November 2026 | 8

November is a complex month, it holds birth, death and trauma – all intertwined within the dates together. Combine that with the dark and dreary days and life can feel challenging at times. Can feel like overwhelm, like looking down the tunnel, seeing the light, but sometimes it feels long. You know you will hitContinue reading “Surviving November 2026 | 8”

One Word Sunday | Laundry

I read a post early this morning, sharing a great photo of colourful laundry hung outside against the backdrop of a white building, fantastic! For Debbie’s One Word Sunday inspiration this week see this post here! Last night, I actually took a very simple photo in my closet. Our closet/bathroom area has been under renosContinue reading “One Word Sunday | Laundry”

Surviving November 2026 | 7

If you look closely within the image, among the trees in the shadows and stillness, you may see a red tailed hawk that flew in as we were walking up. Oh my… I am a spiritual person and until I began typing this, I hadn’t thought to look this up… A red-tailed hawk is widelyContinue reading “Surviving November 2026 | 7”

Lens-Artists # 421 | Exploring Geometry in Nature

Patti introduces this weeks challenge – Exploring Geometry in Architecture, Nature, and Daily Life. She has some beautiful examples, especially in architecture, however my favourite images are her nature ones. This is where I am pulling my inspiration from. This morning I took a walk, a walk Ive been planning in my mind for aContinue reading “Lens-Artists # 421 | Exploring Geometry in Nature”

Surviving November 2026 | 6

As November began, so did the darkness into the night. Its a time Ive realized I need to become more conscious of the darkness, as well as my mental health. The darkness can feel exhausting for me. Also fulfilling. I enjoy my home time. However I do know daylight, makes a huge difference for me.Continue reading “Surviving November 2026 | 6”