The 52-week photography project: L is for landscape

I'm a little bit behind in my 52-week photography project, which is OK because it's not a contest. If it were a tortoise vs. hare contest, I would be the hare because I took a tea break while the tortoise just kept plodding onward to victory. 

But I digress. It's a good thing that I got a little delayed because I needed an "L" word today. That "L" word is "Landscape." The suggestion is that "most landscapes are wide, sweeping images. Try an alternative and zoom in instead. 

A goose debates whether to take a
swim. Eventually, the goose did
dive into the water.

On Monday, I took a walk along the Niagara River so that I could take pictures. It was a warm day and the crocuses and the daffodils were blooming.

Docks along the river

People were out walking, working in their yards, riding their bicycles, or sitting on their porches. The ground was very wet because of the rain that had fallen hard and seemingly nonstop for several days. The creeks had overflowed their banks and the ditches looked like creeks. In other words, it is finally the glorious spring that I had been awaiting. The color is coming back into my world and that is pure delight.

How has the change of seasons been for you? Let me know in the comments section.

Heavy rain created a creek
where none previously existed.