Landscapes

Horizon I

Best viewed in Panoramic 15 x 27 / 20 x 36 or similar crop ratio.

Daybreak I

Bon Voyage II

There is something a little bit sad yet about a ship leaving the port. But that sadness is often mixed with an undercurrent of excitement and wonder of what awaits the ship and its passengers behind the horizon.

Pioneers

Tulabi Lake, MB

Winter in the Park

Assiniboine Park Pavilion is such an iconic landmark in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I took this photo on a frigid morning in December of 2016. The park was quiet, almost breathless under the weight of cold grey sky. I wanted to capture this stillness, this sense of calm and serenity created by the crisp lines of the bare branches and the Pavilion in the distance against the white clean snow covering the pond in the foreground and the monotone sky above. Winter in Winnipeg could be incredibly beautiful…

Lunar I

Golden Aspens

Lighthouse I

An Island

This photo is one of the series of landscape photos I took during many trips to the Lake of the Woods on the western edge of Ontario. This is a remarkable lake because it does not really look like a lake. In some places it is wide open with the shores of massive islands barely visible in the distance. In other places, it is closed up and confined making you feel that you are on a tiny lake with no outlet.

Chased by an Eagle

Lake of the Woods, MB

Bon Voyage I

Daybreak II

Deep In Thoughts

Tulabi Lake

Lighthouse II

The Bend

Hiking to the Pine Point Rapids in the Whiteshell Provincial Park, I had to stop by this bend in the lake. I moodiness of the sky was somehow punctuated by the bright spots of fleeting sunlight hitting the surface of the lake. There was no wind. The air was crisp and smelled of frost. It looked like a place where time slowed down, stretched and liquefied in anticipation of the snow and winter that was just around the bend.