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CategoryFunky Edits and Color Challenge Hosted by@kalemandra, @krazypoet and @tattoodjayj CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationVancouver, BC, Canada © 2017 Trula Fountaine. All rights reserved.

A peachy glow feels like gratitude for another amazing day. CategoryMonoMad Hosted by@brumest CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationVancouver, BC, Canada © 2017 Trula Fountaine. All rights reserved.

Felt like playing with this photo. I love the reflections and the circles made by raindrops. This is a wonderful walk through the swamp. Snaggy dead trees create an eerie scene at Gater Gardens. CameraCanon

Loving this time of the year. Somedays it feels like spring and the next day it snows 6 inches. We are fortunate to have all of the changes. This sunset was a beauty. Category#goldenhourphotography Hosted

Well cared for animals in India is nice to see. There is much pride and tradition in caring for Bullock in Awas, India. CategoryWiWContest Hosted by@dmcamera CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationAwas, India

It seems that seagulls are putting on the show and dominating this White is White theme. Seems they are a show-off bird. I hope this is white enough. CategoryWiWContest Hosted by@dmcamera CameraCanon Powershot

Captured some freshly frozen ice glazed berries on the vine. CategoryThe Mundane as Art Round Ten. Ice! Hosted by@kus-knee CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationCampbell River, BC, Canada © 2017 Trula Fountaine.

I hope I'm not too late for this contest. I have so many photos from the forest in Haida Gwaii. The land of moss and lichen. CategoryMundane Art Hosted by@kus-knee CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationHaida

Taken at my friend's house at Christmas time. I bet you can guess what it is. It was at the top and gold. CategoryB&W Photo Contest Hosted by@daveks CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationComox, BC, Canada

This is my dear Mom a few summers ago. She is a precious being who is now entering a different and sometimes difficult phase of her life where she doesn't always know where she is or who we are. She is

Echinacea, commonly known as purple coneflower is a powerful healing plant. I often use it to ward off a cold. The leaves and flower petals are edible. All parts of the plant have been used in tinctures

Saying good-bye to the last season hydrangea. We are already seeing new buds awaiting new blooms. CategoryMonoMad - Flowers Hosted by@brumest CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationVancouver, BC, Canada ©

I woke to this astounding view. It takes my breath away when trying to comprehend how stunning and delicious our earth is. It is no wonder we want to protect this wondrous life we get to live. We are blessed.

I sought out this slum after meeting a Canadian family travelling in India. They told me about "The Dirty Wall Project" in Mumbai where they have sponsored the people and school for several years.

CategoryMonoMad - Macro Hosted by@brumest and CategoryBW Photo Contest - Abstract in Nature Hosted by @daveks Judged by@dmcamera CameraCanon Powershot SX60 LocationVancouver, BC, Canada © 2017 Trula Fountaine.

This is me standing on a bamboo bridge in Vietnam. As I crossed this bridge I remember thinking about the many generations of people who lived on the other side. How many times has this bridge been rebuilt

The low lying clouds tuck-in the distant island mountains with blanket and pillow. Then slowly roll across the straight to cover the nearby city in a soupy fog. CategorySun Thursday and Golden Hour Photography

Bare orange trees brighten up a winter's day. It was cold and clear contrasted with warm tones from the sun. CategoryTree Tuesday and Colour Challenge Hosted by@old-guy and @kalemandra CameraCanon Powershot

Spring is glowing from inside a hydrangea leaf bud. A promise of spring on a sunny January day in Vancouver. It feels like we are almost through the dark times, heading into the light and warmth. I cherish

Roarrr!!! A lion is a symbol of strength, authority, and command over subconscious thought. The name Singh is adopted by many different communities in Northern India, from Sanskrit si?mha 'lion', meaning