I was informed about the Love the Ravines project – lovetheravines.com – through Instagram last fall and have been using the #lovetheravines hashtag on my relevant photos there ever since. But I also take tons of shots with my DSLR and tend to not post them anywhere…so many photos, so little time 😉 So this…
A cold but beautiful afternoon chasing down horses and winter landscapes in and around the King Township area in early March.
A beautiful summer afternoon into evening at Forks of the Credit Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada near Caledon, ON
This is Watershed Conscientiousness, a living map of the city of Toronto and the rivers that flow through it, on display at the Toronto Evergreen Brick Works. This living piece of horticultural artwork holds endless possibilities for interesting photographs. I love to get up close and capture the colours and textures that emerge in this …
A trip to the zoo on a hot summer day meant lots of animals sleeping and/or hiding out of sight in whatever shaded areas they can find. Still managed to get some good shots though.
Located next to the Olympic Stadium, Montréal Biodôme is a showcase of plants, animals and fish divided into four ecosystems found in the Americas: Tropical Forest, a replica of the rainforest, The Laurentian Forest, a replica of the North American wilderness, The Saint Lawrence Marine Eco-system, an estuary habitat modelled on the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and a polar area that…
This pic has been getting a bit of love from users on Pinterest and Flickr lately. It’s a great example of how sometimes a spur of the moment shot can be a good as one that is painstakingly planned. I just happened to
