Saj Henderson's photos

Returning to nature.

Found a window to the past.

The farmhouse table setting made a lovely still life.

I visited Heritage Acres run by a volunteer society dedicated to collecting, restoring, housing, & demonstrating artifacts from our rural past.

A rainy day and evening brought me to a street corner to take photos to celebrate World Photography Day. I've always loved rain wet streets and traffic lights, especially when a light turns red. I'm reminded of one of my favourite Dylan Thomas poems, with the lines ... "I liked to walk through the wet town after midnight, when the streets were deserted and the window lights out, alone and alive on the glistening tramlines in dead and empty High Street under the moon ... " On a practical note, all the road markings and colours are for our new bike paths.

Stopped to visit my favourite honey farm and found the bee hives placed right next to the lavender, how convenient for the bees!

Couldn't resist these two posing near the fence hoping for a nose scratch, the colour shift is my doing, they were pure white.

Some days you just need to create your own excitement!

I posed the vase of flowers in my kitchen sink.

This may be unusual for Europeans to sit in your car and have your order of Coke, burger and fries, brought on a tray to attach to your car door. It was great!

The Oak Bay Collector Car Festival attracts rare and unique cars, and me! There were five blocks of cars to enjoy.