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Winter Sunset

Captured on Trussler Road near Kitchener, Ontario in January 2022.
Equipment: Pixel 3XL, Rear Camera, 1/350 sec. at f1.8, ISO 49
Additional processing via Adobe Lightroom.

Copyright 2022 Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Sweet Dreams

Nate finished his special milk knowing what followed.

“It’s Bedtime,” I said.

He’d protested momentarily before asking, “Daddy, please read the ‘pigeon’ book.”

He’d be fast asleep before the story’s end.

Good night my little one,” I whispered and kissed him goodnight on the cheek.

Week #241 of Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt.
Word: Goodnight, Count: 45
Additional information: Good Night vs Goodnight

Photo credit: Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography

This is the pigeon book referred to in the story above. I highly recommend it for your children and children of all ages.

Copyright 2021 / 2022 Greg Glazebrook / GMG Photography. All Rights Reserved.

Across Cultus Lake
Captured at Cultus Lake Provincial Park, Cultus Lake, British Columbia
on a dark dreary afternoon in the fall of 2018.
Equipment: Canon EOS 60D, EF-S18-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS
Additional processing via Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop.

Copyright 2018 / 2021 Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Christmas Message 2021

As December draws to a close and the hustle and bustle of the holiday season reaches its crescendo we all begin to reflect on the year that was 2021.

Of course, COVID continued to play a significant role in all our lives. Vaccines and variants became household words and we’ve all become expert virologists. Well, not really, although some of us are certain we know something our doctors and scientist just can’t figure out. For the record, you don’t. These people along with our nurses and other healthcare professionals are working tirelessly to save lives. Trust them, trust the science. Most importantly do everything you can to protect yourself, your family, and your community and get vaccinated. We’ve all got or are scheduled to get our third doses here and there have been no side effects, I mean other than the three Microsoft computers I was compelled to buy shortly after each shot. Damn Nanobots!!!

Personally, it has been a busy year. In August we moved into our new home and we are now pretty much settled in for the long haul. Of course, there is still some unpacking to be done.

In preparation for Christmas, I built some decorations for the yard. I built these three colourful trees out of wood from old pallets. It was a fun project and as you can see Nathaniel was an excellent helper. I hope to build a snowman for next year as well as another tree for inside. Expect to see them in next year’s message!

It is hard to believe Nathaniel is five this year (and only a couple of months away from six) He has grown so much. Below he is catching snowflakes on his tongue from early December of this year. I have also assembled a collage of images from Christmases past. Where has the time gone?

That’s all folks! I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday.

Christmas Magic

Christmas Eve
Children gathered by the tree
Light dancing across
A thousand strands of silver tinsel
Swaying with the slightest breeze.

If you squint just right
Every point bursts into
A universe of colour
Like stars in the heavens
Bringing Christmas magic to life.

Written for dVerse Quadrille #142
Photo credits: Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography.
Copyright 2021 Greg Glazebrook / GMG Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Tree at Nightfall
Captured on a gravel road near East Garafraxa, Ontario in the summer of 1997.
Equipment: Minolta Maxxum 800si, AF Apo Tele Zoom 100-300mm 1:4.5 (32) – 5.6
Additional processing via Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop.

Copyright 1997 / 2021 Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Ice Abstract
Captured in Milton, Ontario in January 2013.
Equipment: Canon EOS 60D, EF-S18-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS
Additional processing via Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop.

Copyright 2013 / 2021 Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography, All Rights Reserved.

New Snowfall
Captured overlooking the Etobicoke Creek from Britannia Road, Mississauga, Ontario in January 2020.
Equipment: Pixel 3XL, Rear Camera, 1/600 sec. at f1.8, ISO 67
Additional processing via Adobe Lightroom.

Copyright 2020 / 2021 Greg Glazebrook @ GMG Photography, All Rights Reserved.

Nightfall

Inky blue,
creeping westward
across the twilight sky.

Daylight’s last stand,
but a thin band
along the horizon.

Dotting the heavens,
boundless possibility
revealed in its wake.

Rooted to the ground,
the dreamer waits
for gravity to relent.

Written for Week #236 of Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt. (Word: Blue, Count: 38)
Photo credit: Greg Glazebrook via GMG Photography.
Copyright 1997 / 2021 Greg Glazebrook / GMG Photography. All Rights Reserved.