It’s 4am and I can’t sleep so I’ve spent an hour viewing your blog and gallery. What beautiful images you captured. I’m leaving my post here because this group of three is my favourite. I’d say the one of the tree with the swing is my very favourite. I know you prefer to photograph scenes of nature, but the old red swing in this photo adds an element of human emotion to the beautiful nature surrouding it and really affects me to view it. Very good job. The autumn leaves reflecting in the pond in the top picture are also striking, I’ve seen you use this technique before, like when you went to Yellowstone. Beautiful. I should go to bed now, I look forward to seeing you Sunday.

Adrian

Happy Thanksgiving! I have been reading your blog posts and looking at the photos and I’ve very impressed. My favourite entry relates to you thinking about crossing the bay during low tide. Looking at how deep the water is a the thickness of the mud, I am certainly glad you didn’t let your sense of daring get the better of your judgement and attempt a crossing in your Hyundai. That truck looks like it’s just barely making it’s way through so I can imagine your car getting stuck and then you being in real trouble. My visit up north was nice, although the drive was long the weather was perfect warm autumn weather and the trees were vibrant with colour. Looks like you’ve had pretty good weather except for that one rainy day, you must be happy for that. I will keep tabs on your blog, perhaps we can chat by email later in the week.

Take care,

Adrian

You’ve taken some great pictures. Especially with falling water you seem to have a gift for capturing it in a very compelling way. Whether it’s an unnamed waterfall or just a fountain in a park, every time I see a photo of yours with falling water it really draws me in. Very nice. It is certainly a pity that your camera broke but better the camera lens than one of your limbs! Watch out for those gusts of wind. Have fun and keep updating me on your trip. Funny how our roles are reversed now, it is you who is travelling and I who is keeping track of your adventures on your blog.

Adrian

Quite the story. I’m not sure if it’s true or not. I didn’t think the iPhone had a speaker function - as opposed to ear phones - but then it can do everything else so I’m sure it has a speaker as well. Regardless of what is real or imagined, the phones of the falls are beautiful. Have fun and don’t get eaten by a bear.

Adrian

Nice photos. Too bad the swans weren’t doing much flying, I get the impression that they were more interested in lazing around the pond than taking flight. That’s okay because you have many action shots from last trip to Long Point. Glad to hear you didn’t freeze your fingers off. One quick editorial note, be sure to spell warm with an ‘a’ and not with an ‘o’ as you did in your post. It’s hard not to chuckle at the idea of a worm day. Otherwise a nice entry and some even nicer photos of the country landscape as it slowly transitions from winter to spring.

Take care,

Adrian

How ironic yet fitting that it is now me who is leaving comments on your blog! The tide has turned! Anyway, the site looks good so keep it up. I’m off to bed now.

Adrian