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Since we are confined home, I'm spending a bit of time going through my old files, some which I thought weren't good enough to be posted, but I sometimes find pearls that I missed. Here's one of them that I took in 2016.

The hidden face of a virus

Confined, look at what's inside the house.

Abandoned

Just a bit further than my backyard, this little creek runs and with the morning light it made for a nice shot. I got the D810 out of it's rest period.

30 seconds exposure just made the water dissapear around this rock that seems to be laughing at me. Fuji X-H1, 18-55

Yesterday's photo of the Magog river that runs right downtown Sherbrooke.

I just had to process another shot from my last long exposure setting at the river. I thought the color was bothering me a bit. So here's my new version with a wider view. It took me a bit of time to find the balance for that warm/cold contrast.

Few long exposures from yesterday.

We had a lecture about long exposures at our local camera club and it got me to take out my tripod and do this shot. Fuji X-H1, 10-24 with ND8+polarizing filters. This is a Hydro power plant right in the middle of Sherbrooke.

My D7200 got a day out yesterday with my old Tamron 28-200.

The almost not finished bridge.

Under the bridge Railway bridge Reflexion

The Destructor Jaw.

The mean machine. This is what they used to destroy an old parking building and the Wellington Hotel in Sherbrooke.

Monthly Assignment for March 2020: Hand tool/tools Opens March 1st, closes March 31st. This is something everyone of you has lying around somewhere in the house or the tool shed. I'd like to be a little more specific so "electric tools" such as power tools are not included in this...

A few winter pics I took last Sunday. Fuji X-T2 with 18-55 "kit" lens.

During a snow storm, it's easy to just play with what's there. Straight out of my office window with Sigma's 105 macro. Our world will always remain a mystery

Since anything goes, why not a Cat picture? Here is our Chouchoune. D7200 with 200-500 @ 270mm.

Gold bicycle in a Tattoo shop window.