The Last Light of Autumn

As evening approaches in the Canadian Rockies, the landscape transforms into a striking contrast of deep blue mountains and golden autumn foliage. A winding road traces its way through the valley, connecting the foreground of glowing trees with distant snow-covered peaks. Above, breaks in the clouds allow the last warm light of the day to illuminate the mountain skyline. Seen from above, the scene reveals the scale and beauty of the Rocky Mountain landscape during the brief transition between autumn and winter.

Autumn’s Last Light

As autumn settles over the landscape, a river flows across a broad rocky plateau before plunging into a dramatic waterfall. The golden tones of the water and surrounding foliage contrast with the cool blue mist rising from below. A lone visitor standing near the edge provides a sense of scale, revealing the remarkable power and presence of this natural feature. From above, the scene offers a striking perspective on the relationship between flowing water, exposed rock, and the changing colours of the Canadian autumn.

Autumn’s Golden Masterpiece

Autumn turned this little city into a masterpiece

Fox on the Run

Seeing a red fox in the wild decades ago run through the suburbs and cities was a rare sight. Today, it's become so common that social media groups are created and entirely dedicated to warning neighbourhoods of wildlife sightings. This mother vixen was on her way to fetch some food for her kits. Their den was located beside a busy road in Ottawa's south end. Mom was savvy enough to know how to navigate in between the traffic, and locals were aware of her presence and always slowed down so she could cross the street. The real worry was making sure her kits would be just as savvy as their mom and stay on their side of the road where they were most safe.

Bald Eagle in hunting mode...

Bald Eagle looking for fish along the BC coast.

Blue Bird Sky

Tucked away in Ottawa's east end along the Ottawa River is Petrie Island, a cluster of islands where local wildlife thrive. Among them are Belted Kingfishers who stick around to feast on the abundance of fish that call Petrie's waters home. This male kingfisher spotted one fish that looked particularly good for its dinner, so instead of perching on a branch and watching for the right time to strike like it usually would do, it flew up, hovered and then dove head-first into the river. It was a successful dive because he came up with a fish a quickly flew away with his haul.

Taking Flight

I've lived in Vancouver BC for over 10yrs now, and every year I complain about having never seen a whale. Well that finally changed this summer when I was up visiting Savary Island. We were out on a fishing tour, catching absolutely nothing, when we saw splashing in the distance. Our captain pulled in the rods and we slowly began to make our way in that direction. This playful humpback put on quite the show for well over 20 minutes. Breaching over and over again, each time just a little bit closer to us.

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Glovertown, Newfoundland and Labrador

After hours eagle’s eye view of Glovertown Marina, NL

Fisherman’s boat Newfoundland

A fishermen’s lifeline his boat

Twilight Symphony

At astronomical twilight, strong and vivid aurora dances over Silver Lake, north of Kenora, Ontario...

Iceberg Season in Newfoundland

A rare sighting of an Iceberg in Salvage town Newfoundland and Labrador

24k gold

A cozy white cottage nestled in a blanket of fiery autumn foliage along the winding roads of cape breton island.

Terrenceville, Newfoundland and Labrador

A sunny day in Newfoundland and Labrador

Double trouble

Just a couple of hairy coos enjoying a crisp autumn day.

A sunset in Newfoundland

Sunsets in Newfoundland and Labrador could be breathtaking

Salvaje Brewing Co. NL

Salvaje Brewing Co. in Newfoundland and Labrador

Evening hours at Cape Spear, Newfoundland

Cape Spear evenings in Newfoundland and Labrador

Hidden in the autumn fog

A quiet house tucked away in a sea of red and gold along the winding roads of cape breton island.

The Last Light of Autumn

As evening approaches in the Canadian Rockies, the landscape transforms into a striking contrast of deep blue mountains and golden autumn foliage. A winding road traces its way through the valley, connecting the foreground of glowing trees with distant snow-covered peaks. Above, breaks in the clouds allow the last warm light of the day to illuminate the mountain skyline. Seen from above, the scene reveals the scale and beauty of the Rocky Mountain landscape during the brief transition between autumn and winter.

Autumn’s Last Light

As autumn settles over the landscape, a river flows across a broad rocky plateau before plunging into a dramatic waterfall. The golden tones of the water and surrounding foliage contrast with the cool blue mist rising from below. A lone visitor standing near the edge provides a sense of scale, revealing the remarkable power and presence of this natural feature. From above, the scene offers a striking perspective on the relationship between flowing water, exposed rock, and the changing colours of the Canadian autumn.

Autumn’s Golden Masterpiece

Autumn turned this little city into a masterpiece

Fox on the Run

Seeing a red fox in the wild decades ago run through the suburbs and cities was a rare sight. Today, it's become so common that social media groups are created and entirely dedicated to warning neighbourhoods of wildlife sightings. This mother vixen was on her way to fetch some food for her kits. Their den was located beside a busy road in Ottawa's south end. Mom was savvy enough to know how to navigate in between the traffic, and locals were aware of her presence and always slowed down so she could cross the street. The real worry was making sure her kits would be just as savvy as their mom and stay on their side of the road where they were most safe.

Bald Eagle in hunting mode...

Bald Eagle looking for fish along the BC coast.

Blue Bird Sky

Tucked away in Ottawa's east end along the Ottawa River is Petrie Island, a cluster of islands where local wildlife thrive. Among them are Belted Kingfishers who stick around to feast on the abundance of fish that call Petrie's waters home. This male kingfisher spotted one fish that looked particularly good for its dinner, so instead of perching on a branch and watching for the right time to strike like it usually would do, it flew up, hovered and then dove head-first into the river. It was a successful dive because he came up with a fish a quickly flew away with his haul.

Taking Flight

I've lived in Vancouver BC for over 10yrs now, and every year I complain about having never seen a whale. Well that finally changed this summer when I was up visiting Savary Island. We were out on a fishing tour, catching absolutely nothing, when we saw splashing in the distance. Our captain pulled in the rods and we slowly began to make our way in that direction. This playful humpback put on quite the show for well over 20 minutes. Breaching over and over again, each time just a little bit closer to us.

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Glovertown, Newfoundland and Labrador

After hours eagle’s eye view of Glovertown Marina, NL

Fisherman’s boat Newfoundland

A fishermen’s lifeline his boat

Twilight Symphony

At astronomical twilight, strong and vivid aurora dances over Silver Lake, north of Kenora, Ontario...

Iceberg Season in Newfoundland

A rare sighting of an Iceberg in Salvage town Newfoundland and Labrador

24k gold

A cozy white cottage nestled in a blanket of fiery autumn foliage along the winding roads of cape breton island.

Terrenceville, Newfoundland and Labrador

A sunny day in Newfoundland and Labrador

Double trouble

Just a couple of hairy coos enjoying a crisp autumn day.

A sunset in Newfoundland

Sunsets in Newfoundland and Labrador could be breathtaking

Salvaje Brewing Co. NL

Salvaje Brewing Co. in Newfoundland and Labrador

Evening hours at Cape Spear, Newfoundland

Cape Spear evenings in Newfoundland and Labrador

Hidden in the autumn fog

A quiet house tucked away in a sea of red and gold along the winding roads of cape breton island.