Fungal Inflection
I took this photograph of fungus growing on a tree. I chose to take this based on the light and texture at...
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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...
Read MoreChipmunking 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...
Read MoreBelly 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...
Read MoreThe Greatest Heights
I took captures this image at this angle to accentuate the height of this white pine. I have a few images like this, but this is one of my...
Read MoreLookout Trail Panorama
This is my first real attempt to photo-stitch a landscape. This scene, consisting of four photos merged together, is the main overlook on the Lookout Trail in Algonquin Park. It is a fantastic...
Read MoreAll A-Moss
Moss is cool; so to speak. I really like looking at it (although I hate seeing it on my roof). The colours in this picture are soothing for some reason; I find moss in some pretty neat spaces...
Read MoreFiery Morning
I visited Little Doe Lake in Algonquin Park with some friends over a long weekend in August, 2008. It rained like Noah was coming for most of the beginning of the trip. The foul weather kept a...
Read MoreFungus can be a fantastic subject. When I was on a hike in Algonquin Park and saw this, it reminded me of civilization in a way (it looks like a traffic jam). The contrast of the orange on the...
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