Dickson Falls, Fundy National Park
At Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, one of the most pleasant trails is the one that leads to Dickson Falls. In the dense forest, the falls cascade (like falls […]
North American Adventure
Two (more) perspectives on Hopewell Rocks
I like to get different perspectives on the same subject so that when they are put together as a series, the viewer can more easily imagine the experience of a
The Spaces Between
Yesterday I was talking to some photographers about how photography is similar to writing in that the things you choose to leave out are as important as what is left
Walking on the Ocean Floor
At the Bay of Fundy, the shape of the coastline dramatically increases tides resulting in the largest tidal range in the world. At Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick, giant rocks
White out
I think I am addicted to colour. When I browse through my portfolio it stands out. All of my images have bright colours. Many years ago I used to roll
Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia – Is it really all that?
Today’s photo comes from the infamous Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia. Coming from a fishing family on the west coast, I have always wanted to go to Peggy’s Cove. I’m
Inuksuk
Many people that do not live in the north have never seen an Inuksuk (pronounced Inukshuk). Perhaps their first exposure was the logo from the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. In
Frog Rocks at Cow Head, Newfoundland
Here is another image I made at the remarkable and mysterious Cow Head Beach in Newfoundland. We had so much fun climbing around on the rocks, discovering ponds with creatures,
Cow Head, Newfoundland
Are you a geologist? Maybe you can help me out. I tried to find an explanation of what happened at Cow Head, Newfoundland, that uses regular understandable english words and
How would a moose get to Newfoundland?
The answer: by boat of course! Moose were introduced to the island in the late 1800’s and now there is one of the highest densities of moose in North America
Pond Reflections
I was drawn to the rugged coast in Newfoundland with its rocky cliffs, big round stones and small colourful pebbles. But for something new today, to show the diversity in