In My Back Pocket - Photography
'It is not what you look at that matters. It's what you see.' – Henry David Thoreau
Tag: great slave lake
Moored – Day’s End
One of the inlets, off the Great Slave Lake serves as home to three smaller boats just across the way from where the Canadian Coast Guard moors its smaller vessels. The water, calm, reflects the boats and sky – the end of one of… Continue Reading “Moored – Day’s End”
Apart at Seams
At sundown I found this boat, dragged to its rest among the trees; it lies on Vale Island in the industrial section of Hay River’s west channel that now caters to barges on the Great Slave Lake. The photograph may make the boat look… Continue Reading “Apart at Seams”
Vale Island – At the Corner of 100th St. and 102nd Ave. NW
On Vale Island, part of the old Hay River town site, at the wooded corner of 100th Street and 102nd Avenue, if you look into the trees of the northwest corner the sight you’ll see is that of four or five derelict wooden boats… Continue Reading “Vale Island – At the Corner of 100th St. and 102nd Ave. NW”
Wind and Winter on the West Bank of the Alexandra Falls
I woke this morning having dreamed. And, I woke with intention to make good use of this day for photography. My progress to my truck and terrain was slowed … Life got in the way is an expression taken to mean that where and… Continue Reading “Wind and Winter on the West Bank of the Alexandra Falls”
