Black and white photography of our Wedding from May 1st, 1976.
These shots were all scanned from negatives that had been laying around for 34 years. On the whole, they have reproduced remarkably well and show little degradation. If I had not recently purchased a slide and negative scanner, I would not even have discovered them until it might have been too late. Unfortunately, some of the colour photos have not survived nearly as well.
A group of intrepid photographers from The Ottawa Photography Meetup group braved the almost balmy weather and plus zero temperatures to visit the Fletcher Wildlife Garden in Ottawa’s Experimental Farm to see what they could snap with their lenses! I highly recommend this Meetup group for any aspiring photographer or shutterbug. This was my second …
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Only in Canada, eh? Just as we thought that winter was coming to an end, Mother Nature decided to let Ottawa know who is boss! Having done my fair share of snow shovelling, I decided to grab my camera and take some shots of winter’s last gasp. One thing is for sure, snow seen through …
The Supper Seven visited the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride in Ottawa on June 25th, 2010 These pictures are best viewed using the PicLens viewer (above thumbnails) and then viewing full-screen by selecting the full-screen view button in the bottom right-hand corner of the picture.
The Supper Seven invade The Works at St. Laurent & Hemlock in Manor Park, Ottawa on June 26th 2010 You can see our Full restaurant review on our sister site here These pictures are best viewed using the PicLens option with full-screen mode activated (bottom right of screen).
