Pond Life
This image was taken Somewhere In Niagara just after sunrise one Summer morning in 2021. The geese gaggled noisily. The […]
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The Design Guy blog features articles on design, creativity, commercial photography, tech, tips, and life. I add to this journal as the mood takes me.
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.
Mist Me?
This is the time of year where temperatures change a lot in the twilight period between night and day. When
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Reflections
I’m going to let you into a secret. I am aging. Backwards. I had a tough childhood. I guess we
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2023 Optimist Club Book Giveaway
As part of our efforts to make life a little better for those around us, Optimist Clubs around the world
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Spider Dawn
As Spring becomes increasingly insistent, the animal world wakes from Winter slumber and prepares to face the world. Mating dances
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Geese On A Pond
Driving around as I do, I see lots of geese. I mean, lots. Sometimes hundreds flock together in a field
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Waterway
The Niagara River forms part of the natural border between Canada and the United States. It stretches from Lake Erie
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My Favourite Tree
For several years I drove from Port Colborne to St. Catharines to earn a crust and pay the bills. I
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Fort Erie Peace Bridge Sunrise
Another day, another epic sunrise at the Peace Bridge, Fort Erie. Fort Erie has a lot of other attractions. But
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Port Colborne Interactive 3D
I live in a small community on the North East shore of Lake Erie, called Port Colborne. The main highway
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Photographers Like To Expose Their Triangles
Photographers, as a species, are a funny bunch. They come in all shapes and sizes. Are young and old. Are
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Carolinian Canada
I have not quite yet summoned the courage to venture into this particular wilderness. More accurately, common sense tells me
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