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Page 12, News, Wednesday, July 20, 1988 Portfolio A Northshore Photographer's BIRCH _MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY By Susan Johnson Hewson The awareness of light is per- _ haps the most single thing to which a creative photographer is sensitive. Light can be soft and soothing, or contrasting and harsh. These aspects of light are the photographer's strongest creative tools. Light is affected by time, Cloud formations along the Lake Superior shore- place and weather; it's just waiting to be interpreted in your subject. Choose a subject that interests and excites you and study it from every point of view. It takes time to study lines, shapes, composition and to perceive patterns and tex- tures. By taking a second look, you line can provide stunning light effects for photog- will see colour patterns and moods created by light. Concentrate on tiny details that are often over- looked. Your life may become enriched as you become increasingly aware of the beauty of the common and small , and this art will be reflected in you work. Next week: Composition raphers. This picture was taken by Rossport. Photo by Susan Johnson Hewson a aa ae ac ca | I 1 | SUBSCRIBE |: I I : : : TODAY : I ! oy I I I ! Please enter the following subscription to the ; Terrace Bay/ Schreiber News ,; I I ! : [NAME ......-seesseesseessseeneseneeeneesnetsneeneesnsccastenanssnseens , oe: Be eae et wee eee Fe et EE cp hae SNe: See OBEY OT EE TONS NLT ee I ER cape) 9 0 = eee enn epee ren ey I I I Please circle the appropriate item below and mail ! I cheque or money order to: I i Terrace Bay/Schreiber News : I P.O. Box 579 ! Terrace Bay, Ontario i POT 2WO i : : gab Elsewhere in Canada | I lone YOO! cers $15.00 one year .......... $21.00 56 VORUS im acinceent $25.00 i i i renewal/new subscription I continued from page 5 "Canada Day was well attend- within the Terrace Bay township. Local constables investigated approximately 12 Highway Traffic Act offenses. } Canada Day drinking a problem Police are currently investigat- ing an incident that occurred during Canada Day celebrations, but are not prepared to release details before newspaper deadline. ed," said Chief Kidder. "There were no real problems, (however) there was a large amount of illegal drinking of alcohol on the beach. This will not be permitted in the future," he added. Chief Kidder expressed concern over the undesirable example those who drink in public make to the younger teenagers and children. 34 = pes ; N 88°51'30" co Pn 20.394 , ' N10°36'50°W ' tert. SUBJECT. TO = r 1 7644 EASEMENT PARI To BE AQUIRED FROM = i $ Ne AND RIGHT- OF-WAY > 5 'a ONT. HYDRO * ° | SR7 3 8 ' a 5 23 in? PART 1, PAR-550 im " 2 af{/® paar fo ONTARIO HYDRO ~ a z ree, = STATION TRANSFORMAR LE e6.se8 ischendinennnerre ae | yw aie, a ea | oe 1% pet sed : 4 ' 6 e T o| .)\8 & Z 18 oa 6 20 - | a ° 4) ' : 32 4 "AT N =/ 4 44 °° oF Bay N \ eee ss 20 oO eA oT afb ' \ | all the lot, all the view and all the privacy your dream home deserves. ) \t " | >| W\ The Ge - {0 | q/ jd V: Dp ZZ 48 47 ny These large lots: _New Residential Building Lots Draft approval has been granted for the "Winnipeg Street Extension" | Subdivision in Schreiber There will be 14 building lots available in phase one. For more information contact: Clyde Gordon - 824-3248 Ted Graham - 824-2353 * are cleared * have lake & forest valley views * have 55' - 75' frontage * are up to 220' deep * have full underground service * are close to schools Schreiber's newest subdivision;