Finger Point | Jennifer Squires Productions - Fine Art Landscape Photography

January 2013 Desktop Calendar

December 27th, 2012 | downloads

I’m so excited for the new year! Who am I kidding? I’m ALWAYS excited for the new year! New beginnings, turning points, fresh starts, and new plans – some of my favourite things. We’re busy around here this week and next setting our goals and intentions for the coming year and plotting to take over the world. Ok, maybe not that last part.

I hope you enjoy your first calendar of 2013 and your last desktop calendar with a Beausoleil Island image. This one features Finger Point and you can download yours here:

January 2013 Calendar - iPad (1024 x 768 pixels) (103)

January 2013 Calendar - Regular Screen (works well with screen resolutions of 1280 x 800, 1440 x 900, and 1920 x 1200 pixels) (193)

January 2013 Calendar - Wide Screen (works well with screen resolutions of 1366 x 768, 1920 x 1080, and 2560 x 1440 pixels) (106)

January 2013 Calendar - Facebook Cover (850 x 315 pixels) (77)

You can see our whole archive of calendars here: Downloadable Desktop Calendars. And you can purchase our 2013 Calendar now in our shop.

What are you up to these days? Are you celebrating the holiday season? Getting ready for the new year? Or winding down the old?

Landscape Photography – Finger Point

Finger Point, Landscape Photography

It was a warm August evening when we emerged from the wooded trail out onto the stunning pink rock of the Canadian Shield at Finger Point. Gorgeous! People were basking in the glory of the unofficial last days of summer – frisbee on the beach, splashing in the water, stretched out on the warmth of the rock, and sharing food and wine with family and friends at Finger Point.

This completes my Beausoleil Island image collection, pretty amazing place huh? If you ever get a chance you should definitely visit. We have many more photographs to share with you though, a few landscapes from Newfoundland and some images of autumn’s fog. So stay tuned!

Have you enjoyed our Beausoleil Island photographs? Which are your most favourite? What is it that you like about them?