Login with Facebook
User Avatar
User Avatar
User Avatar
Westlock Sunrise
Small town morning sunrise in Westlock, Alberta. Looking out at the harvest field
Eastern Kingbird
Kingbird fanning out its wings.
Abandoned TTC Streetcar 2500 in the Haliburton Forest, Ontario
A weathered TTC Peter Witt streetcar, built in 1921 and retired in 1954, sits abandoned deep in the woods off Kennaway Road near the Haliburton Scout Reserve in Haliburton County, Ontario. Once used as a dining hall and tool shed for logging contractors in the 1950s, the streetcar has become a well-known hidden landmark and popular subject for urban explorers and photographers.
Abandoned TTC Streetcar 2500 in the Haliburton Forest, Ontario
A weathered TTC Peter Witt streetcar, built in 1921 and retired in 1954, sits abandoned deep in the woods off Kennaway Road near the Haliburton Scout Reserve in Haliburton County, Ontario. Once used as a dining hall and tool shed for logging contractors in the 1950s, the streetcar has become a well-known hidden landmark and popular subject for urban explorers and photographers.
Abandoned TTC Streetcar 2500 in the Haliburton Forest, Ontario
A weathered TTC Peter Witt streetcar, built in 1921 and retired in 1954, sits abandoned deep in the woods off Kennaway Road near the Haliburton Scout Reserve in Haliburton County, Ontario. Once used as a dining hall and tool shed for logging contractors in the 1950s, the streetcar has become a well-known hidden landmark and popular subject for urban explorers and photographers.
Abandoned TTC Streetcar 2500 in the Haliburton Forest, Ontario
A weathered TTC Peter Witt streetcar, built in 1921 and retired in 1954, sits abandoned deep in the woods off Kennaway Road near the Haliburton Scout Reserve in Haliburton County, Ontario. Once used as a dining hall and tool shed for logging contractors in the 1950s, the streetcar has become a well-known hidden landmark and popular subject for urban explorers and photographers.
Abandoned TTC Streetcar 2500 in the Haliburton Forest, Ontario
A weathered TTC Peter Witt streetcar, built in 1921 and retired in 1954, sits abandoned deep in the woods off Kennaway Road near the Haliburton Scout Reserve in Haliburton County, Ontario. Once used as a dining hall and tool shed for logging contractors in the 1950s, the streetcar has become a well-known hidden landmark and popular subject for urban explorers and photographers.
Lunge Feeding
This humpback whale was lunge feeding and trap feeding for about 20 minutes near Vancouver Island.
User Avatar
Queen Bear
This mama Grizzly called Patience came up with her two cubs to this small rocky outcrop overlooking a waterfall. It reminded me of Pride Rock from the "Lion King" but with bears. I was praying they'd all stop and look, and to my utter amazement they did.
Northern Flicker and Nictitating Membrane
A Northern Flicker closes its third eyelid, the nictitating membrane, to protect itself from squirting berry juice.
Mussel Beach
Sun, sea, and a black oystercatcher stretching out those wing muscles on the mussel beds after a morning of shucking for breakfast. Vancouver Island
Cloudy Sunset
Rolling Away
Rain clouds rolling away over a ripe canola field.
After the rain
Angry Cloud
Sidney by the Sea
"Sidney by the Sea" on the waterfront pier on Vancouver Island is the perfect spot to take in a monochrome sunrise. A seagull lands on a nearby piling and preens, feathers illuminated and backlit by the rising sun.
