Tag Archives: nature

How To Survive November 2026 | 2

Everyday just keeps coming, obviously I want it to, I have so much more life to give, but life just kept going on after his loss. Much like life itself, good things happen, bad things happen, life continues to move on. Its just HOW we are able to keep moving forward. Some days are definitelyContinue reading “How To Survive November 2026 | 2”

How To Survive November 2026 | 1

I came across this theme last year, by chance and its one I am embracing this year. November 17, 2024 I lost my brother. I am the oldest of 4 siblings and the loss absolutely rocked my world. As we approach the 2nd anniversary of his death, I am wanting to shift the meaning ofContinue reading “How To Survive November 2026 | 1”

Lens-Artists Challenge #410 | #125 Looking Back – Wabi Sabi

Its Sofia’s turn to introduce this weeks challenge, and I love it! “For the last Looking Back challenge of the year, I’m going to be a little bit cheeky. The Lens-Artists Challenge that I went for was called You Pick It. The twist is, I’ve picked Tina’s choice: Wabi Sabi. So, unlike the original challengeContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #410 | #125 Looking Back – Wabi Sabi”

Changes of the Beach Shoreline

I was going through photos on the weekend and was reminded of the shoreline in July 2020… such a weird time in our lives. We were suddenly in our homes, families not getting together and the beach… gone! Six years later, in September 2026 and in October 2026

Lens-Artists Challenge #419 | Landmarks and Monuments

This week John has chosen a thought provoking theme of Landmarks and Monuments. This isn’t something I photograph often, for monuments that is. Landmarks however, the best I have found are within nature. John’s introduction for this weeks Lens-Artists Challenge Theme – Every week, our Lens‑Artists community brings a fresh opportunity to explore the worldContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #419 | Landmarks and Monuments”

Killbear Collection | Day 5 Harold Point & Granite Saddle

Our final morning within the park. After breakfast, we began packing up and then drove over to Harold Point first and then Granite Saddle. The last two areas of the park we had to explore. The gorgeous sun over the beach and water! For the photographers, I shot these on my fav combo, my R6MIIContinue reading “Killbear Collection | Day 5 Harold Point & Granite Saddle”

Killbear Collection | Day 4 Lookout Point Trail

This was the longest trail in the park, I shared a picture of the map of Killbear Provincial Park HERE. I began my day, down at the little beach at sunrise. I had honestly thought I missed it, and then it appeared – which was mesmerizing! The view from the road down to the beachContinue reading “Killbear Collection | Day 4 Lookout Point Trail”