The Norwood Fair. My fall would not be complete without it.
This year, it was all about the animals. Like the rooster above. Read more “Norwood Fair 2015”
The Norwood Fair. My fall would not be complete without it.
This year, it was all about the animals. Like the rooster above. Read more “Norwood Fair 2015”
The London Street Dam is one of my close-by favourite spots for photos. Read more “Spring Dam”
There was an ice storm earlier in the week.
Well, not exactly an ice storm. It was cold. It snowed. Then it started to rain. It was warming up slowly, but the rain still froze on each surface it touched. Read more “Ice Storm by the River (test post apologies)”
Last weekend I went to see Little Fire at the Barbeside. This quartet, headed by Charlie Maine, presents some solid, blues and soul based pop. Read more “Little Fire, Winnie Brave, Flooding and First Crocus”
Another drive down one of my familiar routes this week. And here are the lovely ladies from a couple of weeks ago napping in the evening sun. Read more “Fauna and Flora”
A lot of snow combined with a lot of rain in mid April has created one of the highest water levels on the Otonabee in a long, long time.
Here, from a safe distance, is my favourite Dam at London Street. I often sneak out into the middle of the river at low water to snap shots. Read more “High Water and (of course) Ducks”
I went out last night, after working late, and was able to catch The Evening Hymns at the Gordon Best Theatre. Read more “Evening Hymns and First Snow Ducks”
We’ve had such beautiful clear weather recently it’s been hard to find a dramatic sky. Earlier this week it started to turn fall-like again with wind and rain and this intense sunset over Little Lake. The sky was the same colour as the trees behind me.
As the sun went down, it looked like the city was on fire. Read more “Little Lake 360° and Fire in the Sky”
I drove into Toronto this week and, being early for my meeting, took some time at the eastern tip of Beaches park to sneak a few photos of the city dwarfed by an enormous cloud. Don’t seem so big now, do ya’ Mr. CN Tower?
Back home, the fall is setting in. Read more “Toronto and fall coming”
It’s spring and the grass is turning green, the flowers are coming up and the ducks are … fighting. This epic battle Read more “Duck Fight by the Dam”