The sub-arctic has polar bears and walruses and Antarctica has penguins and leopard seals. Lots of photographers visit these two regions for wildlife and landscape photography. Admittedly, I have no desire to be near either of those two places for photography. I have a perfect excuse not to. I enjoy winter photography in Ontario, because … Continue reading Photographing ducks of the Greater Toronto Area during winter freeze and tricky light conditions
I visited Banff National Park with my family in early June. Since I was suffering from arthritic pain in my left foot, I was able to do borderline adventurous activities that children and seniors could undertake.
Just before the wildfires of summer 2024 that burned down vast swaths of forests and part of Jasper Town itself, we had a 2 days blast at this park that offers trance inducing ethereal landscapes and concentration of mega wildlife of north America.
My son and I drove on Highway 93 from south to north of this national park exploring 8 attractions.
Let me take you along to my top 5 hikes from the least difficult to the most in terms of length and difficulty of the trail, and my stress level while traversing it.
My adventure for capturing wildlife and landscapes during winter freeze. With few people around, outing in the winter freeze allows time for self-reflection.
Memorable hike for the month of December when K2 and the entourage of 7 family members visited Niagara Falls to enjoy the Winter Festival of Lights.
Memorable hike for the month of November when K2 and the boys hiked to the Hilton Falls. In this blog, sedimentary rocks and geological features creating waterfalls are explained.
The reasons for fall colours explained as this outing with K2 to observe fall colours exposed the family and relatives to cold and rainy conditions.
Memorable hike for the month of September when K2 and I hiked initially on the Caledon section of the Bruce Trail, followed by Forks of the Credit Road and then finally on Mclaughlin Road.
K2, the Kuvasz, and me 