Mushroom layered
Blues and browns with gray waves ripple
Captured by my lens
Photograph taken by: Deanna Wiltshire
Location: Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
Red speckled, freckled Berries
Dangling from the bush’s branches
Tasty? I think not.
Photograph taken by: Deanna Wiltshire
Location: Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
The lady she waits
Her lace like new snow glistens
Admired by all
Photograph taken by: Deanna Wiltshire
Location: Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
Sunset Mushroom(Top), Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
Sunset Mushroom(Side), Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
These two pictures were the first images I took with the macro lens. The first image I love because I captured the waxy surface of the mushroom, and in a way it reminds me of a summer sunset. The second image is a little blurry but I love how I was able to focus on the ridges – showing how delicate they are.
Although I still consider myself a novice in the world of photography, there are some pictures I’ve taken that I absolutely love. 🙂
Photograph taken by: Deanna Wiltshire
Location: Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
There’s a world beneath our feet,
It’s filled with wonder and beauty.
Tiny nations built in years snuffed out in one step.
Think before you act.
Photograph taken by: Deanna Wiltshire
Location: Silver Creek Conservation Area, Halton Hills, Ontario
Make a wish, then blow
Watch them scatter on the breeze
Landing somewhere free.
Photograph taken by: Deanna Wiltshire
Location: Komoka Provincial Park, Ontario
Distilled in Time
Taken at the Distillery District in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Photographer: Deanna Wiltshire
Growing up in Ontario has allowed me to explore a plethora of places. One place that I love to visit whenever I’m in Toronto is the Distillery District. With their small theater, pubs, and shops there is something there for everyone. What I love most is the modern art that fills the corners of the pathways mixed with old architecture. If you ever have the time and find yourself in Toronto I suggest checking it out. 🙂
