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Another photo from Whitemud Ravine

Light frost on aspen sapling

Light frost on aspen sapling

Here’s anoth­er pho­to from my recent ear­ly morn­ing walk at White­mud Ravine. This pho­to is much more mono­chro­mat­ic than the one I post­ed yes­ter­day, and per­haps cap­tures the cold, frosty feel of the morn­ing bet­ter. I made this pho­to­graph per­haps twen­ty min­utes after the last pho­to, but this sapling was shad­ed in behind some large white spruce trees which are vis­i­ble in the back­ground. What do you think? Do you pre­fer this one or the pre­vi­ous, more colour­ful pho­to? I always appre­ci­ate the feed­back, you can just click the “Leave a com­ment” link below–Thanks!

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November 14th, 2009 | Keywords: , , , , , , | Topic: New photographs | Leave a comment
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& craft sale">Gold Bar community art & craft sale

Just a quick note to let you know that I’ll be at the Gold Bar com­mu­ni­ty art & craft sale from 10 am to 4 pm on Sat­ur­day, the 21st of Novem­ber (’09) (here’s a map to the hall). I’d love to have you drop by to say hi (six hours can go pret­ty slow with no one to talk to), and I’ll have a selec­tion of prints and cards for sale as well. Hope to see you there!

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November 13th, 2009 | Topic: Events, No photo | Leave a comment

Frosty morning at Whitemud

Late autumn willow thicket

This morn­ing I went out ear­ly to White­mud ravine. It has been a long time since I’ve been there for sun­rise, and I’d for­got­ten how long it takes after the “offi­cial” sun­rise for the light to reach the bot­tom of the ravine. In the mean­time, I enjoyed the chilly late-autumn air and the lit­tle bit of frost on the bare wil­lows and aspen saplings (and I froze my fin­ger­tips for the first time of the sea­son). After walk­ing most of the morn­ing with­out find­ing much to pho­to­graph, I found the sun final­ly reach­ing down onto this frost-cov­ered wil­low and alder thick­et. I had to bal­ance on a fall­en stem to get the right per­spec­tive for this shot (shoot­ing down­wards, so the bright sky wouldn’t blow out the top of the pho­to).

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Welcome

Self-portrait of Jonathan Martin-DeMoor

Hi! Thanks for hav­ing a look at my per­son­al pho­tog­ra­phy jour­nal.

I hope to reg­u­lar­ly post new pho­tographs that I’m excit­ed to share with you before I can incor­po­rate them into my more for­mal gal­leries. These will be pho­tographs that either tak­en recent­ly, or some­times, pho­tographs that I’ve recent­ly processed (or re-processed). I’ll usu­al­ly add a short descrip­tion of where, when, or why I took each pho­to, and some­times ask for feed­back on things I’m try­ing out.

I’ll always wel­come any com­ments or ques­tions you may have about any of the images–you can either leave me a com­ment on one of the entries, or con­tact me direct­ly.

I hope you enjoy these images, and please check back often to see what I’ve been up to.

‘all the best
Jonathan

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November 10th, 2009 | Topic: Miscellaneous, No photo | Leave a comment
 
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