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  • Old Growth BC

    $50.00
    The Francis/King Regional park was originally home to the Saanich people who relied on the forests and open spaces for food and shelter. The Saanich took only the wood they needed from the giant cedar forests for their canoes, clothing, household wares and ceremonial objects. The Douglas Fir trees in this area are estimated to be over 500 years old. I chose to capture two images from one ancient tree that has been down for a long time.  It is still contributing to the forest with a carpet of moss as it slowly returns to the soil. Image taken October 2021.
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  • Old Growth BC

    $50.00
    The Francis/King Regional park was originally home to the Saanich people who relied on the forests and open spaces for food and shelter. The Saanich took only the wood they needed from the giant cedar forests for their canoes, clothing, household wares and ceremonial objects. The Douglas Fir trees in this area are estimated to be over 500 years old. I chose to capture two images from one ancient tree that has been down for a long time.  It is still contributing to the forest with a carpet of moss as it slowly returns to the soil. Image taken October 2021.
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  • Portage View

    $50.00
    Capturing the moment you step out of the portage, put down your pack and appreciate the view. Water, trees, sun and soft clouds. You can't go wrong. Amable du Fond River, Algonquin Park.
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  • Tea Lake Sunrise

    $50.00
    Up at dawn to look for moose by canoe, the sunrise was reward in itself. The cool morning air created lake fog which provided extra texture to the sunrise. North Tea Lake in Algonquin Park.
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  • Kearney Lake Sunrise ( sunburst)

    $50.00
    Early sunrise and perfectly calm water create a mirror image. Kearney Lake in Algonquin Park, June 2021.
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  • Peck Lake Fall Reflections

    $50.00
    There is a wonderful quote by Albert Einstien "Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." In the years since, studies have shown that being in nature or simply viewing pictures of nature can reduce stress and increase our sense of well being. Peck Lake in Algonquin Park, September 2022.
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  • Cache Lake Sunrise

    $50.00
    On a cold morning in December ice crystals in the atmosphere formed a rainbow or what is also called a sundog around the sunrise. Cache Lake in Algonquin Park, December 2020.
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  • Sunrise Reflections

    $50.00
    Up very early to catch wildlife in good light, the sunrise and mist on this stretch of lake was too much to resist. I ended up using a zoom lens to focus on the reflection of the log on the water and as an unexpected bonus also captured the spiderwebs covered with dew. Algonquin Park.
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  • Brewer Lake Sunrise

    $50.00
    Taken in late June when the nights in Algonquin Park are still cool. The sun rise started to light the shore on the far side of the lake and create a soft orange, pink glow. Brewer Lake, Algonquin Park.
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  • Source Lake Sunrise

    $50.00
    Signs of fall in Ontario - haze on the early morning water and the changing colours of the forest. Source Lake in Algonquin Park, September 2022.
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  • Ashbridges Bay Sunset

    $50.00
    A beautiful evening at Ashbridges Marina. I was drawn to the parallel lines and reflections created by the sailboats, smoke stack and CN Tower. Image taken August 2021.
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  • Kearney Lake Sunrise

    $50.00
    Early sunrise and perfectly calm water create a mirror image.  Kearney Lake in Algonquin Park,  June 2021.
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