Bob and I drove to Marysville, BC to photograph a small waterfalls. It is located on Mark Creek. It is just a short walk on a boardwalk path. Marysville Falls is a 30 meter waterfalls.
We did not spend much time here. The rain came, so I quickly captured the above scene.
A touch of light upon the rocks. I added trees to the foreground. A touch of golden grass. This gave me my foreground to help show the lighting on the mountain top Near Cranbrook, BC
It was a rainy morning off and on. The date September 15 2018. I spent the night in Nakusp British Columbia. My brother was part of the Rocky Mountain Motogiro 2018. I had been asked to photograph the event. Summit Lake was our first stop to photograph the motorcycles passing through.
I captured this beautiful scene in between capturing the Motorcycles passing by.
The evening was late. The last of the sunlight fading away. A spot of light caught the tip of the cactus, Pitaya’s emerging flower.
The Pitaya is a very large crawling type of cactus. The flower very large. The fruit makes an excellent drink.
It’s Saturday night
The clock strikes eight
I got a pocket full of money
I’ll call my honey
Going down to the bar
It’s not too far
I got a pocket full of money
I am walking my honey
I’ll take her hand
Oh, I feel so grand
I can hear the music
I hear them blues
The band strikes up
It is the blues, so slow
Hey, come on babe
We dance, oh so close
We’ll sway our hips
We will touch our lips
We move our feet
I feel the heat
Oh, that feels so good
Just gives me the mood
That slow,slow blues
As the band plays on
Ah yeah, love you babe
You and the blues
That is the way
It should be
The clock strikes four
It is late, the hour
I will walk you home
Oh what a blues night
Hey. come on honey
It’s Saturday night
The clock strikes eight
I got a pocket full of money
I’ll call my honey
Going down to the bar
It’s not too far
I got a pocket full of money
I am walking my honey
I combined the two trunks of a Birch tree with the yellow, red and green leaves to create this composition.
The Fall of each year brings out the muted earth colors of the vegetation in the north country. The spectacular display of the Maples and Oaks are mostly finished. The temperatures are getting colder. What is left?
The rich yellows and browns of various grasses growing in swampy areas. Black Spruce is common in wet areas. Therefore giving you green color in the low light of afternoon. spectacular, no. Just a nice soft blend of color pleasing to the eye.
