Anyone who is the slightest bit familiar with the Main Street in Grand Bend knows the Dairy Dip. Until his retirement, owner John Ross was a favourite teacher in the area and along the way his Dairy Dip has employed a lot of students and helped them pay for post-secondary education. It’s still THE place…
Category Archives: Black and White
Grand Bend was the place to be for Canada Day celebrations in this neck of the woods so down to the beach we went. A friend, Michael, has been doing a lot of street photography in black and white recently and I’ve been enjoying it immensely so I thought I’d give it a shot. Below…
When there’s construction in the neighbourhood and huge machines, pipes and piles of metal nearby, what are you supposed to do but take pictures!
This morning we awoke to sticky ice covering every branch in the yard. These pictures have to be grabbed fast because as soon as the sun comes up the ice crystals disappear. Quite pretty, actually, the way the ice forms. Now don’t get me wrong – I’ll be glad to see green leaves on the trees…
Out for a walk with my dog this morning before the heat of the day and I decided to bring my camera along and do some black and white street shooting. This is the little parkette in the middle of town. I rather enjoy the train station art on the south side of the space.