Northern Vistas
I enjoy landscape photography. Unlike other subjects, landscapes don't get up and walk away while I’m faffing about with my camera settings. With hot, humid summers and cold winters, the region experiences the full play of seasonal change, and so provides ample opportunity to photograph in all weather conditions. You’ll also find a wide variety of environments in which to take photos, deep forrests, broad shorelines, sweeping fields. There’s something for just about everybody. Except mountains. We don’t really have mountains. Or tropical sunrises. Those are on the next page.
Lake Ontario from the Oak Ridge.
Autumn Railway Line.
Georgian Bay on a Late Autumn Afternoon.
Autumn Maple by a Rushing Stream.
Paper Birches in Late Autumn.
The Plantation.
Big Bend, Arrowhead Provincial Park.
Autumn Stream.
Bendy Trees.
Footpath Through an Springtime Woodlot.
Ferns on a Dark Background.
Fern Tongue.
A Stream in Late Spring.
Branch Silhouettes
A Worm with Red Rings
Snowy Barn by a Frozen Pond, Late Afternoon.
First Tracks.
Winter Stream.
Snow Cyclist.
The Plantation in Winter.
A Leaf on the Snow.
Winter Stream with Fallen Trees.
The Winter Forest Caught in a Sudden Thaw.
Winter Aspen
The Winter Forrest Caught in a Sudden Thaw Number 2.
Exposed Roots.
An Icy Path Late in the Day.
The Marsh Late on a Winter Afternoon.
A Stand of Winter Trees.
Ferns By a Winter Stream.
The Fallen Comrade.
Paper Birches on a Snowy Hill.
Paper Birches Cast a Long Shadow.
Paper Birches on a Sunken Lane.
Paper Birches on a Sunken Lane, Part 2.
Paper Birches on a Hill.
Forest Shadows.
The Sentinel Tree.
Foggy Winter Lake.
Big Sky.