Day 363 of 365

Corn Flower

… ” at my door the leaves are falling …
– Johnny Cash (I Still Miss Someone)

Heading into the long, cold, dark months of winter. Gotta find a gig somewhere sunny & warm.

Day 360 of 365

Ottawa train station – ramp leading under the tracks to a boarding area.
I shot this location some years ago, but wanted a better light.

Day 356 of 365

Behind the National Gallery is this thing – One Hundred Foot Line (2008). (The sky is a bit manipulated.)
Didn’t come down in the wind storm, so I guess it’s anchored properly.

Day 352 of 365

Daylight

Missed last week’s Photojournalism class due to high spirits and good food at the wedding.
The assignment dealt with capturing differences in shooting daylight versus night-light.
Standing at the feet of Samuel Champlain at Nepean Point, looking across the mighty Ottawa, to the government buildings next to the Museum of Civilization (or whatever it is in its reincarnation).

Night-light

Day 351 of 365

Art

Cassandra & Mike spent a 30 hr. (or so) weekend at a local restaurant creating this masterpiece.
Now back to school.(Detail & Panorama by photoshop.)

For more of their work:
http://ottawaurbanarts.com/

Art 2

Day 348 of 365

Whatsit

The west wall of Ottawa Tech High School.
Could be blowers for the old woodworking shop.

Day 339 of 365

Leaf

This is Ottawa’s new urban planning map for Osgoode South.
Well, I borrowed the idea from Douglas, who did a much better job.
One of the last maple leaves clinging to the tree out front.

Day 337 of 365

Twirly

Camera club outing – topic – twirly.

This is an art piece at city hall – a distorted door, etc.
On suggestion of Mark, a fellow clubber, & remembering Freeman Patterson’s penchant for it, I set a long exposure and twirled the camera. Not enough exposure, so I added a flash at the end to brighten things up.

Day 336 of 365

Stumpy

Some fall foliage – well, it looks fall – like.

Day 330 of 365

web

This little fellow (still haven’s found him) came in with the house plants when first frost threatened. The web is getting thicker – guess there’s less prey inside.