John Gushue . . . Dot Dot Dot

Twilight zone

This is a shot I sent to Instagram last Monday night, while I was walking as the night was falling. I was attracted to how the dark blue in the sky was gradually turning black. 

I took the photo along Military Road, near Government House, as I was heading to Bannerman Park to meet up with Nick's Scout group as they finished an "urban hike" around the neighbourhood. It was a great evening for it. 

Three trees

Across from the Confederation Building (that is, right across the Parkway) is a field that is largely obscured from the road. I trek through there every now and again when I'm walking home from work, depending on where I have to go. I saw these three trees a few weeks ago, and made an Instagram snap of it. 

Signal Hill, sunny and cold

I was working today, so I missed out on the impromptu walk that Nick suggested today on Signal Hill. Martha went with him, and while it didn't last as long as it might have (it was incredibly cold, they both reported), it was evidently inspiring. Martha took this picture along the way. 

This morning's snow

A little bit of snow fell overnight - sugar frosting on the trees, as Martha put it. Enough to make it seem like winter again, and not even close to the amount we'd need to worry about (although the forecast has that possibility looming). 

 

Sun over the Narrows

I snapped this with the Instagram app on the way into work. What a beautiful morning we had ... and then we had heavy clouds, thundershowers and blue skies once more. 

Hazy moon

The moon was up early this evening; this was the view via an Instagram filter I used. 

 

Courtyard clock

I snapped this yesterday morning on my walk to work. It's the clock you'll find in the courtyard by the Science Building at Memorial. 

You can probably guess what time I walked by... 

 

The boy at Middle Cove

Two Middle Cove shots posted here in one day, but I snapped this earlier, and I love it. It's filtered through Instagram.