2013 Week 41 Photos

2013 Week 41 Photos

By Corey Lablans Photography

Despite a funeral and being sick on Monday and Tuesday, this past week was amazing. Almost everyday was filled with sunshine and amazing sunsets. Monday was slipping by and I had not taken a photo, so I kept an eye on the sky and it turned out to be beautiful. Here is my 19^th week photographing on a daily basis, enjoy. 

2013 10 07 – The sun sets behind some trees on Dunham Street. There was approximately 11 hours and 24 minutes of sun on October 7^th with a loss of approximately 3 minutes per day.

2013 10 08 – A student sits in front of Douglas Library off University Avenue on Tuesday’s beautiful weather. Douglas Library is the Queen’s Engineering Library.

2013 10 09 – The sun sets behind some tree painting Cataraqui Bay with beautiful colours. The sun was approximately 149.493 million kilometres away from Earth on Wednesday.

2013 10 10 – Friends and family stand behind the tombstone of Malcolm Crawford (1927-1995) and Doris Crawford (1931 – September 23^rd, 2013). Thank you for sparking the love of exploration in my mom and myself, may you rest in peace Grandma and Grandpa.

2013 10 11 – Queen’s scrumhalf snaps the ball back to another player during Friday evenings Ontario University Athletics rugby quarterfinal against Trent University; defeating Trent 72-22.

2013 10 12 – A women takes on a role during Fort Fright, the annual Halloween event that occurs at Fort Henry. I’m not sure if it is the character she is mimicking but there is a Japanese Urban Legend of a woman who was mutilated by a jealous husband, the Slit-mouthed Women.

2013 10 13 – Grandma’s dog, Rosy, runs through the backfield of a relatives house on Thanks Giving Sunday. It is a Shih Tzu, the breed originated in China. 

 THANK YOU,

Corey Lablans