Eastern Townships
I like to take pictures. Some are good, some are bad, most
are abysmal. But the beauty of digital photography is that you can take
20 million pictures and just delete the 19 999 999 that are horrible. Which is
what I do. And, from time to time, you find you have actually taken one that is,
to yourself at least, outstanding.
I have formatted these for a couple of the more popular
wallpaper sizes, because they look pretty on my screens, so maybe they would on
yours also.
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thumbnail images for a brief description of each photo
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On a late afternoon in September,
a great blue heron serenely fishes the waters of Lac des Nations, in the centre of the city of Sherbrooke
An unseasonably pleasant day in early November, the waters of Lake Massawippi are calm and empty as you look North from the hamlet of Ayer's Cliff
Just below the village of North Hatley, the already chilly waters of the Massawippi River rush over a dam and out into the barren November landscape
Following a mid-December snowstorm, snowmaking equipment on Mont Orford is hard at work
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Above the dam in Rock Forest, the Magog River slowly freezes in the frigid temperatures
A spot of bright sunshine accents the tumbling waters cascading over the dam
Shadows and sunlight mingle on the waters of the Magog River
Late March, last summer's grasses shine golden against a waiting train
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Canada Geese pause in their spring migration in newly thawed waters
Clouds and sky reflected in the mirror surface of Lac des Nations
Vaisseau Lunaire by Louis Chavignier, originally displayed at Expo67
The old Paton Mill, now condominiums, its own modest tower framed by those of Le Séminaire de Sherbrooke and La Cathédrale St-Michel
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In downtown Sherbrooke, The Magog River makes it's final plunge to the St François
Some 150 years old, remnants of the old aqueduct is still buffeted by the rapids
On one corner of the Centrale Frontenac a rainbow forms in the water's spray
Rocks, trees, water and rainbow looking down the Sherbrooke Gorge
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The glassy surface of Lac Stukely reflect the early summer clouds.
A wooded path dissappears the shadows in Orford Provincial Park
Jesus looks out from the Sanctuaire Beauvoir
Back on Lac Stukely, shadows, water, and stumps
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If your graphic requirements call for a format other than
the few I have made available, feel free to email me at
webmaster@addixion.net and it would
be a pleasure for me to add the new dimensions.
You can also email me for a quote at that same address if
by any chance you would like hardcopy colour prints, which I can offer in
whatever size you like at just slightly over cost.
(yes, I know perfectly well you could do it yourself,
but it doesn't hurt to make the offer anyway. Anything for a buck, you know)
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