We recently took a little trip to Chute Lake, which is on the east side of Okanagan Mountain in British Columbia.
We took a lovely walk and crossed a bridge where Chute Creek joins Chute Lake.
Cheers from pretty Chute Lake, everyone. 🙂
Monday Marvellous: Chute Lake
Beautiful shots, Lynette.
Thank you, Jill. 🙂
Beautiful lake Lynette.Such a nice place to go away from the hustle bustle of daily life.
Yes, it is, and because it’s up in the mountains, it’s quite a bit cooler. 🙂
Thanks for sharing this visit with us, Lynette. I particularly like the sun on the water, always a difficult feature to capture well; great job!
Thank you, Stuart – coming from you that’s such a nice compliment. 🙂 I was trying for the sun on the water but wasn’t confident that it would work out well.
One of the beauties of digital is the ability to take multiple shots at no cost. Experimenting is a great way to discover what does and doesn’t work, eh?
Yes – digital photography is very forgiving!
I was brought up with a camera in the days of film. My first took only 8 pictures on a roll that cost as much as my weekly earnings from a paper round, so I always had to be frugal when composing, and pressing the button. It was quite a long time before I realised with my DSLR I could take as many shots as I like; with a memory capacity of 1.8k photos, I can really experiment!
Lately there has been renewed interest in film photos. That’s something I would like to explore once more.
Renewed interest in film for photographs rests on the quality of the images, I think. But I won’t be returning to it: all the darkroom equipment and the need for a special room to process the work, plus the cost of film. It’s a great way to learn about the subtleties of image making, mind.
Yes, the amount of work involved is certainly a drawback.
Absolutely beautiful!!!
Thank you! 🙂
Such a beautiful place, Lynette. Lucky you. 😃
Thank you. 🙂 It’s quite a popular spot for camping, as well – much cooler up in the mountains.
That must have been so relaxing and peaceful. Can’t imagine anyone not liking that scenery!
Yes, it was, and much cooler as we were up in the mountains. I can’t, either. 🙂