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Long exposure shot in Gros Morne, NFLD. September 2016.

Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada

I shot this in 2008 in Vancouver, Canada. Originally, it was the high-scalloped cloudiness that drew me to this scene. But then I realized I could have both of these gems in my shot. I hope someone has fixed up the exterior of this classic Art Deco theatre, it was falling apart when I shot this.

I don't usually go snooping around in back alleys, but this one caught my eye. Shot in Peterborough, Canada.

Funny thing about Newfoundland, you see a lot of white picket fences that never seem to go anywhere. This one taken in the small fishing commumity of Torbay, Newfoundland, Canada

A portrait of my grand daughter using natural window light.

A small island in the middle of a a small lake called Carlyle Lake. Shot on my trip to Killarney Provincial Park, October 2019, Canada. Shot on a cool misty, rainy day. Just like today if you live where I live.

If you've been to Iceland, you've likely seen turf houses. They are timber structures with walls and roofs covered in turf. People have been building these houses since the 9th century when Iceland was settled. They were a response to the challenging climate and provided better insulation than...

Multiple exposures, blended in post editing. Vancouver Island June 2007'

Fishing huts viewed from Peggys Point road, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Shot a few years ago in Coombs, British Columbia, Canada. A charming country market with goats that live on the roof of its store. A huge tourist attraction for such a small town. Out of the six or so goats, only one was cooperating with me.

A long exposure taken of the modernistic exterior of this museum located in Toronto, Canada. 138s.

Shot in the small fishing village of Trinity, Newfoundland, Canada overlooking Fisher Cove, June 2011.

Shot in June 2009 near Long Point Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada

Late afternoon at Death Valley National Park, California. A place with many layers and textures.

Shot yesterday on the property of Lake Seneca in King Township, Ontario, Canada. Without a tripod, it was a challenge getting all the exposures (especially for the sky) needed to blend this image in PS. I'll know better next time.

Fishing boats docked at sundown in Steveston Harbour, B.C., Canada.

A maple leaf lying on the forest floor after a fall rain storm. Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area.

Our backyard day lilies are in full bloom. Here's a macro shot looking down the throat of one of them, with its stamens anthropomorphically bowing in deference to Mother Nature.

On the first day of summer, the evening sun lit up the garden like a Christmas tree. Processed in a subtle sepia tone.