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Ice Shove

The Port Colborne breakwall protects the harbour and shoreline from Lake Erie waves. It also protects it from ice. At […]

Not one person on this earth chose their parents. Skin colour. Religion. Nationality. We all have our origins, our personal

I have always been a Sunrise person. After ten years of driving around Niagara, I know where most of the

The grain elevators at the Port Colborne entrance to the Welland Canal sit alongside the Sugarloaf Marina. This is not

Shortly after sunrise Nikki and I saw a dark shape moving rapidly across the ice in Gravelly Bay. At first

March 4, 2025. Approaching sunset. After the working day I set forth West along the Port Colborne coast road to

At dawn one frozen March morning, a man and his dogs took to the beach. Temperature? Minus 15 Celcius. And

After the working day I ran out to enjoy the sunset at Sugarloaf Hill. There were only minutes before full

While driving along the road I came across a copse of trees at the roadside. The snow had melted around

Let’s hike. Hiking With a Photographer puts you on the back roads and trails of Niagara, with me offering a

The iconic Skylon Tower defines the Niagara Falls skyline in much the same way as the CN Tower does for

I made this free PDF photo book of the rinkside photos I took at the final of the Wave Frenzy