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Working Waterfront: New Westminster
A capturing perspective along the working waterfront of the Fraser River in New Westminster, British Columbia. The composition uses the blue gantry crane frames as leading lines to guide the eye toward a vibrant yellow tugboat. Set against a dramatic Pacific twilight sky filled with contrasting clouds, the calm water creates perfect reflections, mirroring the industrial structures and the last light of the day. This image captures the rugged beauty and enduring industrial spirit of Canada’s West Coast.
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Bumblebee on Goldenrod
Late summer is great for bumblebees in Toronto. The nests have had all summer to build up, and the goldenrod blooms at just the right time.
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Exploring
Grizzly exploring the shore during low tide
Soggy
My husband and I were visiting my family on Vancouver island and my brother took us out on a logging road to look for some chanterelle mushrooms. Once we had picked some, we took a road he hasn't driven on yet, and that's when we saw an owl swoop down in front of us. It was raining on and off, and quite dark in the forest, but I managed to sneak a few photos of the owl as it sat in one of the trees beside us in the truck.
Eastern Cottontail Rabbit
An Eastern Cottontail Rabbit foraging in Toronto
Young ruby throated hummingbird
The youngter are busy trying any flower they see.
A Strange Magic
A lifetime first and extraordinary walk on Alberta's wild side with this rare sighting of the winged wonder and endangered Whooping Crane.
Into the sunshine
After driving through on and off showers and fog, I finally found the sun as I approached Mud Lake in the Spray Valley in Kananaskis Alberta. Some low clouds still lingering.
Broken light
From Leach lake Jasper national park
Morning Fish
It's a beautiful September morning and the fog is starting to lift. My favorite time of year.
Family Time
Spring is a time that cubs need to stick with mom for protection against males, so although it often looks peaceful, mom is always 'on guard'. This gal is large and a formidable foe should she have an encounter.
Clouds be gone
From Jasper national park
