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Another portrait of my grand daughter using natural window light.

A shot I took while walking through a forest in the fall of 2022. I liked the dappled effect of sunlight filtering through the trees.

A quick BW shot of my new grand daughter, Mila Sophia, one month old as of yesterday.

Shot in September 2014 on a rainy, misty, miserable day while hiking along the Kicking Horse River, B.C., Canada

First major snowstorm of the season.

A long exposure, photographed in 2014 in Toronto's west end. 120s.

The view behind my house after the first snowfall of November.

A shy horse pokes its head out of the barn during a photoshoot in King Township, Ontario, Canada, October 2016.

Shot early today in my makeshift home studio.

Spent some time yesterday in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada. This shadow of an antique street lamp cast against the wall of a brick building caught my eye.

Some of the lakes in Sothern Ontario aren't completely frozen. Such is the case with Lake Scugog in Port Perry. It's only a matter of time.

A small section of an indoor palm plant with sunlight reflecting off its leaves.

"Although we are different, we are the same". A popular political theme these days. Shot at Lake Scugog, Canada.

I've been very fortunate to have several consecutive days of sunny, blue skies here. Nice to get out to hike, explore and take pictures. This tree caught my eye. The sun sets so early at this time of year. This one taken around 3:30 pm using bracketed exposures and processed with Ian B's 32-bit...

One of the oldest and, I believe, the longest covered bridges in Canada (62m). I've shot this bridge at different times of the year, but I think winter is my favorite.

Timing is everything in landscape photography. Another late afternoon photo taken in Monument Valley, November 2010. The Navajo call this rock formation "Ear Of The Wind" The EF 16-35mm does an amazing job at creating starbursts.

We've been having summer-like weather here for the past week. It's almost too good to be true, so the wife and I have been hiking through local conservation areas, a different one every day. This clump of birch trees really caught my eye with the bright sunshine reflecting off their silvery...

Toronto's historical Union Station with its grand pillars/Beaux-Art style architecture. I shot this circa 1998 with my first digital camera.

A rudbeckia plant (aka brown-eyed Susan) from my backyard. Shot in my home studio today.

Waited for the sun to be in the right position. Toronto, Canada, July 2020.