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...
Read MoreIt takes work to get into the backcountry - but the views are totally worth it. This is Shark Lake in Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park. Site 453, if you're ever interested in the same...
Read MoreSometimes the moon can be your friend and sometimes it is not. In this case, it was definitely a perfect sidekick to capture this image. While my target was the stars, the light from the moon...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MorePerhaps 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...
Read MoreIn 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 ...
Read MoreWhile 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 MoreSometimes an opportunity presents itself that is too good to be missed. I captured this photo along the Spruce Bog trail in Algonquin Park along with a similar one from a different angle...
Read MoreMoss 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...
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