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I shot this one several years ago at Coombs Old Country Market located in Coombs, Vancouver Island. B.C. The image received high praise on social media so I thought I would post it on the forum. The market has a restaurant, deli, bakery and ice cream shop and, as an added attraction, it has a...

Wishing everyone on the forum a safe, happy New Year and healthy, prosperous 2020.

I'm referring to the tree of course. Taken late afternoon about a week ago somewhere north of Bradford, Ontario, Canada.

What you see below is part of the remnants of an abandoned barge canal just outside the town I live in Newmarket, Canada. The construction began circa 1902 and upon its completion, the project was cancelled (1912). Talk about a complete waste of tax payer's money. Today, some of the original...

An infrared shot this morning at a local conservation area. I'm trying to over-processing my IR images giving them less tonal detail but creating more mood with a softer, surreal feeling.

According to folklore, this small, picturesque fishing hamlet is where Giovanni Caboto (or as we were taught in school - John Cabot) came to repair the "Keel" of his ship "Ye Mathew" circa 1490 during his explorations of Newfoundland.

I just returned from a seven-day trip to Newfoundland. I'll have lots of images to share with you in the weeks to come. This one taken in the quaint, picturesque hamlet of Trinity overlooking Trinity Bay. Please share your thoughts.

The boardwalk leading up to the lighthouse on Cape Spear, Newfoundland. June 2011. I'll be back there again in a few days.

Shot this in Winslow, Arizona in 2010, this particular corner in the downtown section is dedicated to the Eagles with a statue of Glen Frey and even the flat-bed ford.

A dandelion gone to seed in my yard. Photo was taken August 2018.

I shot this in my basement using a single strobe. After posting this on Facebook, I had 2 requests for prints.