TO CATCH A FISH TAKES LUCK

Thanks Rob and Nonie for your comments. Here is the last picture of the open air art show "Ice Follies". I enjoyed several of the artworks, not all, but I still thought it was a good show.

MODEL LANDSCAPE

Thanksfor your posting Skeeter. I thought you might enjoy a complete view of Jeannie Thib's art work, which she titled "Model Landscape".

ONE EYE FOLLY

This strange looking rowboat is actually a pinhole camera. The British Columbia artist Donald Lawrence has been working with a wide variety of home made pin-hole cameras in very divers and strange locations. He is one of the artist taking part in the North Bay Ice Follies. A biennial art exhibit presented by the WKP Kennedy Public Art gallery.

ICEFOLLIES, NORTH BAY

Today was the first day of the biennial art exhibit on Lake Nipissing at the North Bay waterfront. I will show some more of this show in the next few days . This first image is the work of the well known young Toronto artist Jeannie Thib. She has based this art work on 19th century faience tile patterns.I enjoyed the strong visual aspect of this "fishing hut".

POWASSAN WINTER

I am still making monochromatic pictures. The graphic quality of the Winter landscapes really appeal to me so I tend to "see" subject in black, white or sepia.

NEAR NIPISSING VILLAGE

Time to post another image. I could not resist taking this very romantic Winter landscape near Nipissing Village.

WINTER RAIN

Rain today and lots of it. It was impossible to leave the house because the streets had become skating rinks. Overnight the rain will change to snow again. Lots of fun.

SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS

Enjoying my coffee early this morning I saw an image in the shadows and reflections on the floor and glass table.

NOT YET SPRING

Yesterday was a beautiful sunny day. After all the gray dark days we had these last few weeks it was great to see and feel the sun.So I took this picture of a crocus on the window sill. I also posted a link to my Summer course. So if you are interested , check it out.

FROST

I am still in hibernation. This morning the thermometer stood at -26°C. When I went for lunch at a local coffee shop and eatery I noticed the thick layer of ice on the glass door. Some people had placed their hands on the ice , which partly melted, leaving their impressions. I could not walk by without taking a picture.

SUMAC

A beautiful Winter day. Went on a little walk along the lake and made this picture of sumac outlined against the sky. Just a simple exercise in line.

SUMMER WALK

A little reminder of a warmer season. I posted this picture because someone in Brazil contacted me via email and I would like to ask him to write me again because I accidentally put his email in the trash bin. So if he sees this posting please write again.

GOURD #2

Another image of the gourd series I am working on. I am photographing them in the style of the nineteen century nature pictures. Hope you like this one Ken.