Tag: Algonquin Park

Jorge
August 12, 2019
Fiery Canisbay Sunset

A acquired a new lens and took it along on a backcountry camping trip to test it out. While the moon was in full effect and made shooting the stars a challenge, there were some spectacular...

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Jorge
July 19, 2016
Floating Summer Lily

The Spruce Bog Trail in Algonquin Provincial Park is like an old friend - this year, though, it seemed a bit different. The water levels were down and the summer had been pretty harsh, resulti...

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Jorge
July 23, 2015
Sunset Paddle

Perhaps not the most stellar photograph - but I do enjoy it. I took this one from East Beach at the Lake of Two Rivers in Algonquin Park. There is something peaceful about paddling in the...

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Jorge
July 19, 2015
Canisbay Silhouette

Astrophotography is definitely not my strong suit. I took a number of photos last year and only one of them really turned out the way I wanted it to. Attaining a crisp image is challenging...

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Jorge
July 24, 2014
Lightly Perched

We decided to hike one of our favourite trails in Algonquin Park: the Centennial Ridges Trail. It's a fairly long and challenging hike (approximately 10km) which reaches a beautiful lookout ov...

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Jorge
July 24, 2014
Alert

Chipmunks are everywhere; they can also be pests (thanks to human interference) - but it's hard to deny how cute they are. Chipmunks always remind me of camping (specifically, one of the many...

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Jorge
July 22, 2014
Chipmunking Around

Hiking any trail in Algonquin Park is a rewarding experience. Critters like this Chipmunk can be found scurrying about - but sometimes you luck out and manage to find one standing still enough...

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Jorge
July 22, 2014
Taste Test

I hadn't hiked the Beaver Pond Trail in Algonquin Park for quite some time, so I was interested to see what had changed. Along the way, various insects were busy at work, so I captured a few...

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Jorge
July 21, 2014
Mind Yourself

In Algonquin Park this year, there were a family of loons on Canisbay Lake. We paddled in close to observe them and then went back to shore. Of course, I had forgotten to bring my camera with ...

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Jorge
August 8, 2013
Belly Up To the Bark

While walking the trails in any park, it's a good idea to keep your eyes and ears open. You never know what you might find. This slithery subject almost escaped my attention, but an uncommo...

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