Brent Wesley's Photoblog

Ducks

By: Brent Wesley
It's always nice to get out on the lake. May long weekend was perfect for that. Although I didn't catch any fish I had my camera with me to captures some images. I took this pic with my 200mm lens. It's cropped a bit, which I normally don't do, but in this case I think it called for it just to get a bit closer to the ducks.

Maori Marae

By: Brent Wesley
It's now been 3 months since returning from New Zealand. I just wanted to share this image of a Marae, a Maori traditional meeting home. It's similar to the Iroquois Longhouse, here in Canada. The Marae is used for meetings, weddings, funerals, feasting. All kinds of gatherings. Seen in this pic is a carving that represents one of the many tribes of the Maori. If a Maori from a different area visits another Marae they don't belong to, they sit by the carving of their tribe.

Abel Tasman, NZ

By: Brent Wesley
I've been meaning to add a couple more photos from my trip to New Zealand. I've neglected to do so. But, with unseasonably warm weather and sun right now, I went back to my images, to remember the summer weather of New Zealand. I was there in December, summer over there. It was beautiful. Such a nice clean country, with lots to see. One day, I will return.

Orakei Korako

By: Brent Wesley
My wife and I were in New Zealand for 3 full weeks over the Christmas holidays. It was awesome. This photo was taken at Orakei Korako - The Hidden Valley. It's the site of the BBC documentary, Walking with Dinosaurs. Amazing geothermal activity in this area of New Zealand. Lot's of volcanic activity, hot springs, but pungent with the smell of sulphur. This particular spot was my favourite because of the diversity of the area and the colour.

Tree branches

By: Brent Wesley
It was a very interesting feel and look the day I took this picture. The falling snow was beautiful, the sun often sneaked through grey shadowy clouds. The snow glittered in the sun rays. It was interesting.

Eagle

By: Brent Wesley
Had some fun with a loaned 135mm lens from my esteemed colleague Chris Kornacki. Nice fast sharp lens. The only trouble I had was trying to focus on a moving object, in this case, an eagle.

Abandoned car

By: Brent Wesley
Hmmm... I wonder what kind of vehicle this is, or how old it must be? I never thought of that until now.

Early evenings

By: Brent Wesley
It's not ice, but this image sure invokes feelings of cold weather, which I'm sure is just around the corner. As the work day winds down, the sun is going down as well. This picture was taken at the end of the work day from a window.

Beaded Flower

By: Brent Wesley
My wife, Kanina, is learning beadwork to add to her repertoire of skills, which include quilting, sewing and other crafty stuff. I will need to learn product photography so she can start showcasing her work.

SLKT Tracks

By: Brent Wesley
Taken in Sioux Lookout while out one morning taking pictures. This image reminds me of Nakina, where my grandparents lived.
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