and i refer to the reflection of the little tree on the edge of a creek that is part of the don trail. the challenge for week 40 of the 52-week challenge is to post an upside down photograph.
i finally forced myself to take a walk around the neighbourhood. at one of the trails, there was a part of the day when the wind was just a mere breeze but enough to send a lot of the falling leaves floating gently. i tried to do panning shots of the leaves but that didn't work out and there were no cyclists all 30 minutes that i was standing around at the trail. finally i walked along the main road and passed by the little creek.
yesterday it was officially declared that the province would go back on to the modified stage 2 of the pandemic. indoor dining is again banned, along with the closure of movie theatres and other entertainment venues; weddings are relegated to 10 people indoor and 25 people outdoor -- yes, try to get married these days and just handpick 35 of your families and friends. the good news is that this new directives are for 28 days only but with a possibility of extension (that's the bad news) depending on whether the bans would help in bringing down new cases of COVID-19.
it's all rather depressing, but i always remind myself that my mother experienced worse -- war, extreme poverty, compared to my only problem of being unable to eat out.
So much to see in this upsidedown shot! I like the little waterfall on the rocks. Nicely done. Glad you took the walk and sorry about the closure of so many entertainmernts once again
October 11th, 2020
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This is a lovely scene