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Wood pecker

A female Pileated Woodpecker soaking in the last of the golden hour light

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Qatar Airways Washington Dc Office

Qatar Airways Washington Dc Office in United States

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Pine Marten's Curious Glance

A flash of forest spirit. Just a little pine marten making the woods feel a whole lot more alive.

The Milky Way above New River Beach, New Brunswick

An almost vertical Milky Way shines above the island in the bay at New River Beach, Lepreau, New Brunswick last night.

Bleue Fog

A thick fog hovers over Mer Bleue Bog in Ottawa just as the morning sun starts to make its appearance one October morning. The landscape, and the bog below, were as still as can be -- no wind, no movement, just absolute silence with the odd chirp of a chickadee or blue jay. The softness of the scene is further highlighted by the sun trying to fight through the fog, only to have the fog allow for peaks of sun rays to come through and misty visions of trees and the tree line. If you get Mer Bleue before life starts to brew in and around the bog, it's a tranquility you'll be lucky to experience.

Snowshoe Hare Camouflage

I came upon this Snowshoe Hare while I was taking a coastal drive early in the morning. It appears to be adapting to the colour of its environment in the Spring by changing to a brown summer coat rather than a white one which helps camouflage them for the winter.

Touching the Sky

Montreal lighthouse in the winter

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Canadian Autumn

“Canadian Autumn” How’s it going everyone? I came across this scene while photographing the fall colours last week on a riverbank in Haliburton, and it really caught my eye. The massive tree trunks seem to reach around the river, creating a natural frame for the rushing water behind them. But what really stopped me were the brilliant red and orange maple leaves. I like photographs like this because there isn’t a single subject. The light, texture, colour and movement all work together telling a story. Sometimes you just have to slow down and notice what’s right in front of you.

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The bees knees

This little bee is just starting out on his day with much pollen to collect.

Sunset Wings

The sun was starting to set at Petrie Island in Ottawa's east end when this double crested cormorant took advantage of the last bit of warm sunlight to dry off its wings in the autumn evening. It had been fishing with two other cormorants around the waterway, getting plenty of dives in which meant it got plenty wet. By the time the sun set, its belly was full and its wings fully dry.

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Silent Witness

In the early evening sunset this lovely tree stands witness to another day that has come and gone.

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Maclean’s mill

This is one of the old vehicles at the old mill site, one of my favorite.

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Wood pecker

A female Pileated Woodpecker soaking in the last of the golden hour light

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Qatar Airways Washington Dc Office

Qatar Airways Washington Dc Office in United States

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Pine Marten's Curious Glance

A flash of forest spirit. Just a little pine marten making the woods feel a whole lot more alive.

The Milky Way above New River Beach, New Brunswick

An almost vertical Milky Way shines above the island in the bay at New River Beach, Lepreau, New Brunswick last night.

Bleue Fog

A thick fog hovers over Mer Bleue Bog in Ottawa just as the morning sun starts to make its appearance one October morning. The landscape, and the bog below, were as still as can be -- no wind, no movement, just absolute silence with the odd chirp of a chickadee or blue jay. The softness of the scene is further highlighted by the sun trying to fight through the fog, only to have the fog allow for peaks of sun rays to come through and misty visions of trees and the tree line. If you get Mer Bleue before life starts to brew in and around the bog, it's a tranquility you'll be lucky to experience.

Snowshoe Hare Camouflage

I came upon this Snowshoe Hare while I was taking a coastal drive early in the morning. It appears to be adapting to the colour of its environment in the Spring by changing to a brown summer coat rather than a white one which helps camouflage them for the winter.

Touching the Sky

Montreal lighthouse in the winter

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Canadian Autumn

“Canadian Autumn” How’s it going everyone? I came across this scene while photographing the fall colours last week on a riverbank in Haliburton, and it really caught my eye. The massive tree trunks seem to reach around the river, creating a natural frame for the rushing water behind them. But what really stopped me were the brilliant red and orange maple leaves. I like photographs like this because there isn’t a single subject. The light, texture, colour and movement all work together telling a story. Sometimes you just have to slow down and notice what’s right in front of you.

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The bees knees

This little bee is just starting out on his day with much pollen to collect.

Sunset Wings

The sun was starting to set at Petrie Island in Ottawa's east end when this double crested cormorant took advantage of the last bit of warm sunlight to dry off its wings in the autumn evening. It had been fishing with two other cormorants around the waterway, getting plenty of dives in which meant it got plenty wet. By the time the sun set, its belly was full and its wings fully dry.

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Silent Witness

In the early evening sunset this lovely tree stands witness to another day that has come and gone.

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Maclean’s mill

This is one of the old vehicles at the old mill site, one of my favorite.