The sun going down
There is art to be found
In the flow of the river
Look, a river of gold
Oh how so bold
In the shadows of the summer cool
Tag Archives: evening
The Art Of Water
The evening light now low
A selection of rocks to break the water’s flow
A low shutter speed for a dreamy effect
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Island on Superior
Another evening
Another Island
On Lake Superior
Stunted trees growing
In a confined space
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Vermillion river
Vermillion River, Hwy 17 West
A beautiful Fall evening on the Vermillion River.
The low lighting creates the saturated colors
Reflections create the depth of a composition
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Along The River
Travelling the Westbranch.
North of Webbwood, Ontario on a Northerly path, a logging road winds its way along Wakanassin River. The composition I am presenting for viewing is located along this river. The evening is getting late. The exposed rocks on the hillside are touched by the evening sunlight,
I have stopped here many times to photograph as I drove home from further up the road.
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George Lake, West End
Killarney Provincial Park.
George Lake, West end
Pick up the trail at the west end of George Lake
Cross the bridge and hike.
When you can see the lake on your right
Head towards the shore.
You will then see a rock structure on the left.
A beautiful spot to photograph in the waning light of evening
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Lake Superior, Wawa
A beautiful evening on the shores of Lake Superior near Wawa
I traversed Sandy Beach near Wawa one evening.
This was an area that A Y Jackson created some of his paintings
I have added this composition to My Fine Arts page.
It is now available to the public
If interested check it out
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After The storm
The rain had stopped
The sky clearing
The wind is gone
On a late Fall evening
The Vermillion River
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Entrance to Killarney Lake
Late evening.
Killarney Lake
Killarney Provincial Park
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To Appear Alive.
Cameron Falls, Aux Sable River North of Massey, Ontario.
Beautiful rock structures. Late evening to bring out detail. Low shutter speeds to put character into the flowing water to make it appear alive.
Cameron Falls has many small waterfalls to work with.
Ken Bennison's Photography 