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One of many lakes I visited in Killarney Provincial Park. Taken on an overcast, drizzly day.

It can be so frustrating when the weather doesn't cooperate. I just got back from a 4-day trip to Canada's Killarney Provincial Park. This beautiful, rugged park is a five-hour drive from where we live, and some of the park's trails are very challenging with large, pink granite rock...

Shot earlier this week with my 830 nm converted camera. Fairy Lake, Newmarket, Canada

An infrared taken in the mid town Toronto park yesterday. 830nm converted camera

A late good evening to all, This is my fruitful attempt at still life. I will admit that this may be one of the subjects that presents itself better in color but I took a shot at it anyway. Taken at home on the kitchen table. Cheers, Mark,

Loved the texture of the tree bark.

This will probably be my final IR post for this year. We've had an unusually warm fall, with lots of sunshine and mild temperatures. It's been so warm that the leaves have just started turning here, so I've been enjoying a protracted period of shooting IR. Usually, at this time of year, we have...

I rarely visit the core of downtown Toronto anymore. Too much traffic. Too many people. Too much chaos and congestion. But late last week I had to meet an old long lost American cousin of mine who was visiting Toronto, she insisted I meet her so I had to make the trip or else offend her...

Late afternoon on Georgina Island in Lake Simcoe, Canada.

The quaint town of Elora, Canada overlooking the Grand River taken late afternoon.

... well not quite of course. This is the overflow pipe on the Silent Valley Reservoir in the Mourne Mountains in Co. Down, Northern Ireland. The Dam has this name because there are so few birds that when one sits up there, there is barely a sound to be heard. The dam serves Belfast and Co...

Another long exposure from Niagara Falls from a couple of weeks ago. Same Horseshoe Falls, different perspective. 180 sec @ f/9

Took this with the Mamiya 7 and 80mm lens, film was Kodak Tmax 100iso, developed in Ilford DDX Click thumbnail for light box view After taking in Toby's and Keith's comments this version is with out the blur it, I think you where both right How the image was made in this link...

Browsing through some older images. Thought I'd put this up.