monochromevision

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.

A photo I took the other night of a bird bath in the backyard garden. Originally processed in BW, I prefer this sepia version better.

I took this photo yesterday evening in my backyard before the sun dipped below the horizon. The setting sun lit up the boughs of these magnificent fir trees behind my house in scintillating fashion. I had to ask myself, why had I never paid attention to this light show before? Shame on me. Is...

Jasper National Park, Canada

This large clump of fir trees is the view I have when I look outside the back of my house. I’ve watched and enjoyed this view for many years and finally decided to photograph it. The tree in the middle is positioned perfectly. Like a sundial, one half of the tree is lit up as the sun begins to...

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.

I took this shot in a laneway at Toronto's historical Distillery District in 2011. The barrels at this location were a great prop.

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.

Downtown Toronto, Canada.

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.

Shot this one way back in 2003 at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, Canada.