The strand at Okanagan Lake after dark.
M and I had just had a lovely dinner at a nearby restaurant; this was the view as we strolled home. It was wonderful to be together.
The Strand
The strand at Okanagan Lake after dark.
M and I had just had a lovely dinner at a nearby restaurant; this was the view as we strolled home. It was wonderful to be together.
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Wow! Beautiful lake! Well shared ❤🙂thank you.
Thank you! You are are very welcome. 🙂
You are welcome. 🙂💓🌹
Safe travels back NWT Lynette. Retirement is coming. Today, I celebrate 7 years in the best promotion I ever worked for. Cheers. Allan
Thank you, Allan. I feel a bit like a child waiting for birthday presents! Very much looking forward to the time when I can be retired and can stay put (except for the travelling. 🙂 )
Perfect.
Thank you. 🙂
At first I thought that was snow, but then I realized that’s just sand because this picture was taken in the Okanagan. I’m sure you’ll get some snow soon when you’re back in NWT.
I landed in Yellowknife to snow, and it hasn’t stopped! Big, fat, moisture-laden flakes. At least it’s not cold yet; only about -1, -2. Driving for any distance is an adventure, though!
And so it begins. I’m still waiting for our first snowfall. Stay safe out there.
Thank you very much. Yes, it has begun.
Night shots are difficult, Lynette. You made a great job of this one.
Thank you very much, Stuart. I used a very old Canon that has been banging around (literally) with me for many years. It usually takes good photos.
I used to have Canon equipment in the 1980s, Lynette. A lot of it. Circumstances, combining with a sense that digital was going to render most professional photography redundant, made me sell the lot. That was in the days of film, of course. When I eventually replace my much-used Nikon, I’ll probably return to the Canon.
The little Canon I use is an old digital from about 2007 or so. It’s quite small with a really great retractable lens. In the north it lives in my vehicle and has been frozen solid, -30C and much colder, more times than I can count. I also left it in the truck during the +45C we had in the summer. It always works and by now, it certainly doesn’t owe me anything!
Wow! What a little hero of a camera! I’ve always found Canon a reliable brand. Yours still takes great pictures, too!