Somewhere In Niagara
Driving Miss Nikki I do like to drag my long-suffering wife with me on my outings when I can. It’s […]
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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.
Somewhere In Niagara
In this episode of Somewhere In Niagara, Nikki and I are back in St. Johns Conservation Area. We like this
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Memories of 2020
I know we’re into March, so this is a little overdue, but as promised to my wife I put together
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Somewhere In Niagara: St. John’s
My car is having some work done this week, so I pulled out some film Nikki and I shot during
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Spring Forward
It’s nice that Spring Forward is here, and the clocks go forward an hour this weekend. But I do have
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Somewhere In Niagara: Morgans Point
This week in Somewhere In Niagara, Nikki and I are exploring the well-known conservation area at Morgans Point. On the
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Laziness
Episode 6 of Somewhere In Niagara is now online. This week I’m Somewhere North. It worked out that on my
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Winter Sun On Snow
This week in Somewhere In Niagara, I dragged my poor long-suffering wife and best friend along to enjoy the sunrise
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Somewhere In Niagara – Details
It has been a very long week. When skies are uniformly leaden and dull they hold little happiness for the
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Somewhere In Niagara – Snowstorm
Episode three of my weekly Somewhere In Niagara series is now on my Youtube channel. It sees me venturing bravely
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Sunrise
Tomorrow, my love and I will rise before dawn so that we can be there to greet the new day.
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