This week’s Lens Artist challenge encourages us to explore the boundary between land and water at the sea or a lake. I’m stretching that just a bit with this image of Binnacle Island, because it’s in the Thousand Islands region of the St. Lawrence River, between the US and Canada. Not quite the sea or a lake, but a significant bit of water in any case! This small island is owned and maintained by the US Power and Sail Squadron as a place members can reserve for visits to enjoy the water. I got to go there for a lovely afternoon. Here are a couple of other photos from that day. Enjoy!
Posted in response to Lens Artist Challenge #56: Seascapes and/or Lakeshore with thanks to Amy for posting the challenge this week.
What a beautiful and relaxing island! I love the sunlight and the boat you capture especially.
Thank you for joining us. 🙂
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Thank you! That tiny island had a magical feeling to it.
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Lovely Celia – my family was near there when I was a pre-teen. We were just laughing at some fun memories about it last week. It’s a beautiful place!
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The whole of the Thousand Islands area is just gorgeous, isn’t it? We love puttering around there.
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Excellent.
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Thank you!
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