Aguasabon Falls
The Trans-Canada Highway connects East to West (and also West to East) Atlantic and Pacific Canadian coasts. It is 7,476 km […]
Sun On Snow
Doing the rounds this morning I came across this freshly turned snow catching the sun. It somehow reminds me of
Cold Weather Destroys Photos
I used my longest lens (Sigma 100-400 DG) to capture these waves breaking over the lighthouse at Gravelly Bay in
Buffalo Water Intake
The Buffalo Water Intake sits along the invisible border between Canada and the U.S. in Lake Erie, near the Southern
Owl In Flight
It is said that a picture paints a thousand words. If so, caption this Great Horned Owl in flight at
Learning Curves
Learning curves are constants in life. Rarely a day passes without some new knowledge permeating our thick skulls. Particularly so
Niagara Falls with a Timmies
One cold February morning a couple of years ago I found myself enjoying a Niagara Falls sunrise. I had risen
Niagara Falls
A close up of the crystal clear waters of the Niagara River flowing over Niagara Falls is just the tonic
Old Scow
This image of the old scow, upriver of Niagara Falls, was taken early one cold February morning. The gulls make
Geese and God Rays
Up before the sun, I decided to go out and enjoy the dawn. Cloud cover put paid to ideas of
Body Language
Nikki and I are adventurous souls. Not adrenaline junkies by any stretch, but we like to push ourselves. Both have
Street Performance
A walk through Central Park can be a roller coaster. It’s a beautiful place, with some dark associations. Walking those