Monday, October 21, 2013

Mid Autumn At the Lakeshore

Forgotten pail alone on a beach

The sky was blue for most of the day yesterday. My husband and I were out and about enjoying the fresh air, searching for birds  and looking for colour.  At first it appeared the water edges were devoid of people, that only a few colourful remains of summer were there such as a little, red plastic pail,..

  Lake Ontario, Port Darlington

surf and footprints,..

 Lakeside cottage

and boarded-up cottages.

 Lake Ontario glistening in the sun

But a few sailors were out, not yet ready to take their boats out of the water for the approaching winter and

Port Darlington light

fishers have replaced swimmers.

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49 comments:

  1. Wonderful shots. Love the seaside, and the lighthouse.

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  2. Great scenes. The water looks very cool now.

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  3. If a plastic pail ever looked lonely, yours for sure does. I wonder if anyone misses it?

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  4. the diamonds in the water are fantastic and I love the rocks that are with the red pail... no rocks down here..that is a very nice cabin and one i would like to stay in..

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  5. Nothing like being near the water. I like the lighthouse shot a lot.

    Darla

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  6. The pail shot is superb. Frame it and hang it. The glistening water is also very nice. Looks cold already, though! Brrrrr.

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  7. Beautiful are the photos that you have made.
    Greetings, RW & SK

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  8. Little red pails are so pretty in the sand. It is hard to imagine this being the environmental plastic hazard that it might be. Your last scene at the lake is stunning and looks very much like a photo of the open sea.

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  9. HI I love the sparkles on the water. I live at the sea and I love it as the sea if forever changing.

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  10. Great shots! I like the fist one, summer's glory days giving way to autumn.

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  11. I love all that glistening water...and the red bucket.

    =)

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  12. Oooh, I love that lighthouse shot! So many sparkly photos in this post. :)

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  13. Great photos of autumn at the lakeside. Love the pail and the lighthouse!

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  14. Beautiful photos of the beach in autumn. I like the one of the rocks and the red pail. Also the one of the sun dancing on the water is pretty. It must have been a cool day on the beach.

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  15. Beautiful shots. I have travelled through that part of the province, but never stopped in the area. I've often looked out the window on a train passing close to the lakeshore, and wanted to take a break...

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  16. Your photos are simply stunning ...

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  17. It's wonderful seeing the pics of Lake Ontario. I just came back from Lake Michigan and wow!!! Fall is definitely my favorite time of the year. My family lives on the Lakeshore over there and it's wonderful:) Beautiful pics!

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  18. I'm with Lowell, love the shot with the pail!! Terrific composition!! Such a beautiful place and your captures are superb as always -- the next best thing to being there!! Thanks for sharing, EG!! Have a wonderful week!

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  19. Beautiful and great shots! I like the lighthouse!

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  20. Your shots of the "glistening" lake are awesome. Absolutely beautiful. And, I love the lonely red pail. Someone is missing it. Super shots.

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  21. It was a beautiful day and you captured it wonderfully, EG!

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  22. It was a beautiful day and you captured it wonderfully, EG!

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  23. what a beautiful place and gorgeous photos ~ thanks for 'visiting' ~ carol xx (A Creative Harbor)

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  24. what a beautiful place and gorgeous photos ~ thanks for 'visiting' ~ carol xx (A Creative Harbor)

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  25. LOVE that red bucket on the shore...

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  26. Excellent photos especially the one with the red bucket.

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  27. beautiful scenes you captured of the "deserted lake"

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  28. A beautiful photo essay bridging seasonal change.

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  29. Stunning shots! Appreciated the red bucket shot and the glistening water in the last shot.

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  30. Oh how I love the first photograph here.
    It so perfectly depicts the end of summer.

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  31. Enjoyed this wonderful blue weekend outing. Thanks for your visit as well.

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  32. I love those last two shots. Beautiful!

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  33. I like the photo of the pail and the dried leaves on the shore, like 2 seasons merging. The lake looked choppy that day.

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  34. So much to see and enjoy, love that bright pail and the vivid light in the last one!

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  35. These are great. I like the little cottage.

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  36. So many lovely and peaceful scenes.

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  37. What a wonderful place to stroll around! Lovely shots!

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  38. Indeed Fall is here and still the water and sky are beautiful!

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  39. Looks you and your husband had a beautiful walk! The beach and the sea is so vibrant and beautiful!
    Lovely shot!

    Jorunn Norway

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  40. It's slighly sad to see the place closing for the winter but the coming months do have their delights? Lovely photos you took today.

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  41. I love that first image!!! So lonely, despite the bright sun!

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  42. Beautiful shots. I love walking beaches in the off season.

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  43. Looks kinda cold there. Brrr! the pic with the pail is great so melancholy. MB

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  44. Very nice photos! The weather is clearly changing there. That poor red pail is looking lonely.

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  45. Lake Ontario is splendid by your lens, you are very talented seeing your pictures!
    Léia

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