When I was growing up I often went on outings with my family, camping and birdwatching, and developed a real love of being outdoors. My mother had a passion for photography and my father drew and painted. I tagged along looking for salamanders under rocks and scouting for tadpoles and frogs in the ponds and streams. I naturally gravitated to a job where I could spend time outdoors and became an archaeologist, working in Canada’s Arctic and in southern Ontario. Later I became a teacher and enjoyed sharing all my experiences with young people. I always did photography, whether to record information for the digs I was on, or to capture the beauty of the surrounding environment. But when I retired photography became my passion! I love spending time learning and developing my skills as a photographer. Being outdoors, camera in hand, exploring the wonders of the natural world, what could be better?
Owen Sound Camera Club 
Those are great Images Carol, glad you are part of our Camera Club. !