Early Spring Rain

Raindrops look like jewels on the dogwood branches.

© Sheila Creighton 2013

Light Through Oak – revisited

Due to my laptop's demise and not being home until the weekend, I am posting an image from early in my photoblog's life of one of my favourite shots - light streaming down through an oak on a misty morning.

© Sheila Creighton 2009-2012

Morning Glow

A Morning Glory flower glows in the early light of day. Every year I plant these pretty annual vines because they grow quite quickly and seem to do okay in my predominantly shady garden.

© Sheila Creighton 2011

Drops of Rain

Beads of morning rain linger on my trumpet vine.

© Sheila Creighton 2010

You Don’t Know Jack

Tradition holds Jack Frost responsible for the crystal patterns on windows in winter.

English folklore portrays Jack Frost as an elfish creature who personifies extreme cold winter weather. Some believe Jack originates in Germanic folklore, specifically Anglo-Saxon and Norse winter customs.

© S. Creighton 2010

Luke

My dog Luke in the morning light looking out over Bella Lake.

© S. Creighton 2009

Light Through Oak

Morning light streaming down.

An ethereal view from my side door on a misty morning.

© S. Creighton 2009