Between Two Trees: Sunrise!
I rushed out of the house one morning. Foregoing my usual stop at the drive-thru because time was pressing and […]
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I am also an avid landscape photographer based in Niagara, Canada. This site is the home of my personal photography project, Somewhere In Niagara, in which I travel the back roads and trails to discover the hidden beauty of the Niagara Peninsula. Enjoy.
I rushed out of the house one morning. Foregoing my usual stop at the drive-thru because time was pressing and […]
share this:I have been a tad preoccupied in recent weeks, taking care of a lot of things including work for the
share this:Due to some long needed home renovations I find myself seeking additional bookings for events between now and December. This
share this:During our 2024 vacation, Nikki and I set about exploring Muskoka and having some little adventures. One of them was
share this:At the meeting today I was pleased to reveal the new logo I designed for the Port Colborne Optimist Club.
share this:The latest design from GYST symbolizes biker lifestyle. The bike resembles the female reproductive system. The babe, attached by umbilical
share this:As the weather begins to move from Summer to Autumn, the leaves are already changing colour. The days are cooler.
share this:The stars aligned today and Nikki and I were able to take time for a much needed day out. We
share this:Many people understand aspect ratio instinctively. Others do not. Aspect ratio is an important consideration when dealing with prints or
share this:Sitting on a rock, in a field, somewhere in Canada, this snowy owl scans the undergrowth for prey. Famous for
share this:A regular summer event in Niagara is Floatfest. This free event draws people to the Welland Canal to enjoy a
share this:Today I was invited to meet a group of motorbike riders on a Poker Run and take photos. A charitable
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