It has been quite some time since posting on my blog again. So my apologies after promising to post regularly. I guess I simply have some creative blog after moving to Kanata. Lately however I start to take more pictures. On Thursday we took a trip to Carleton Place, went for lunch and I took some pictures in the pub and a few downtown. I particularly liked this image. Nothing spectacular but it just attracted my interest. I will try to post more regularly.
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That looks like quite the old pub
I love the light in that front window. I can feel the warmth from here.
We like going to the small paces around Ottawa like Carleton Place. Quite an interesting town and of course we enjoying going for lunch. Their food is good is quite decent. The pub is small and cozy. Of course they have a good variety of different beers including Guinness of course.
Talking about pubs, our very favourite pub is The Cheshire Cat. It is close to our place. However it is a very popular place around here. Three weeks ago we had some our North Bay friends visiting so of course we had to take them for dinner. This pub is much bigger than the one in Carleton Place. Their assortment of different beers is very impressive and so is their fish and chips, my favourite. The draw back, you have to book about two weeks ahead. Yes you can take your chance if you don’t mind a rather long time. Look up their webpage.
Yes I love the light. It reflects the beautiful atmosphere of this great Fall day when we went for lunch there. We are getting used to our new living environment so different from North Bay. I use my mobile camera but also I rediscovered my older small cameras. Its fun using them again and surprisingly the quality of the picture are still very good.
My friend John sent me a link about a Swiss photographer. He edits two beautiful photo magazines, Frames and FujiCamera. As I said very classy magazines but pricey. He also makes small videos of his photographs made on his walk. The videos are about ten minutes long while he gives his very interesting view points on photography. I can highly recommend watching them.
Oh I forgot the link. Here it is. Check him out on YouTube.
Tomasz Trzebiatowski
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