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  • IMAGINE SIPPIN’ A GLASS OF ROSÉ FROM ACROSS THE LAKE.<br />
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When the light of day blends with what will become the absence of light at night, Mother Nature sometimes presents in the sky hues of yellow, red, pink, orange, and bluish-purple .<br />
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Even if wine isn’t your thing, or even if rosé isn’t your thing, I can imagine enjoying a glass on the dock, feet hanging into the warm water, and taking it all in. Why rosé? Because it pairs well with the colours of the sky, of course! And, because of the stillness, and the quiet sounds of the moment.<br />
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A challenge of photographing in this situation, apart from spilling wine, is capturing other colours subtlety on display… such as green of the trees across the lake. It would be far too easy to lose them to shadow. <br />
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Captured in Haliburton County, central Ontario, Canada. <br />
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Haliburton is known as a tourist and cottage area for its scenery and resident artists.
    Twilight_MG_7878a
  • Life viewed through a window. To an extent, isn’t that what photography is? Looking through the glass, or window to the world, through a photographer’s lens? Obtaining a view to a scene that perhaps one can’t see in person. But the view is how the photographer saw it, isn’t it? Part of photography’s challenge is that a camera doesn’t capture a scene how the photographer experienced it. Getting the image from one’s head to a photograph others can see in print or on screen… well, let’s say they can be two different things.<br />
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Two people can witness the exact same scene at the same time, and walk away with different perspectives of what they just saw. It’s part of what may make photography such a personal journey, if it’s a journey one enjoys making. Otherwise, snapshots will do.<br />
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A morsel of food for thought.<br />
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The above photograph, captured in the hills of Haliburton County of central Ontario, was captured through a window. I can’t recall if the window was opened or closed. But it opens a window for the viewer. Nature is beautiful.<br />
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Haliburton is known as a tourist and cottage area for its scenery and resident artists.
    Twilight_MG_7876a
  • Fog appears as mist in the cold air above Lake Ontario in The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8639
  • A lone Lifeguard Station at the Woodbine Beach on Lake Ontario, The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8657.tif
  • Fog appears as mist in the cold air above Lake Ontario in The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8639 - Version 2
  • A lone Lifeguard Station at the Woodbine Beach on Lake Ontario, The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    _MG_8653
  • Fog appears as mist in the cold air above Lake Ontario in The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8643.tif
  • A lone Lifeguard Station at the Woodbine Beach on Lake Ontario, The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8653 - Version 2.tif
  • Winter sunlight and mist dance across the surface of Lake Ontario in The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8649.tif
  • Fog appears as mist in the cold air above Lake Ontario in The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    Winter _MG_8643 - Version 2
  • Nature's ice sculpture, caused by winds gusting up to 100km per hour off of Lake Ontario. The Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada.
    IMG_8755
  • Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.
    Winter _MG_6090
  • Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.
    Winter _MG_6073.tif
  • Lake Ontario, Toronto Beaches, (Canada).
    Winter _MG_6044.tif
  • The Leuty Lifesaving Station, early dawn. Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.<br />
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+ Exposure f/8 @ 1/160<br />
+ Time 7:57A<br />
+ Edition Size 150 Limited; 25 Artist Proof
    Twilight _MG_5891.tif
  • The Leuty Lifesaving Station, early dawn. Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.<br />
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+ Exposure f/5.6 @ 1/60<br />
+ Time 7:47A<br />
+ Edition Size 150 Limited; 25 Artist Proof
    Twilight _MG_5871.tif
  • Gazing out at the waters of Lake Ontario in Toronto, Canada
    _MG_8201f
  • Four sisters walk along a Lake Ontario beach in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada
    _MG_8325
  • Public transit; Subway (SRT), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    Public Transit IMG_6176.tif
  • Public transit; Subway (SRT), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    Public Transit IMG_5954.tif
  • High angle cityscape of Toronto (Canada) facing south with Lake Ontario and the CN Tower visible in the background.
    Cityscapes _MG_0333 - Version 2.tif
  • Man and woman stand together on pier overlooking Lake Ontario.
    Lifestyle_0019
  • Dean Oros Photo + Design presents "The Leuty Pier".<br />
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Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.
    The Leuty Pier Promo-1.jpg
  • A lone Lifeguard Station at the Woodbine Beach on Lake Ontario, The Beaches, Toronto Canada.
    _MG_8653 - Version 2
  • Four sisters walk towards Lake Ontario in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.
    _MG_8272 Dean-Oros-Photo.jpg
  • Toronto (Canada) cityscape at dusk, facing north, as seen from Centre Island with Lake Ontario in the foreground.
    Cityscapes IMG_6691.tif
  • Public transit; Subway (SRT), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    Public Transit IMG_6103.tif
  • Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.
    Winter _MG_6088 - Version 2
  • Four sisters walk along a Lake Ontario beach in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.
    _MG_8325 Dean-Oros-Photo.jpg
  • Toronto Beaches, Canada.
    Winter _MG_6033.tif
  • Canadian Geese in flight.
    Animals and Pets IMG_6672 - Version ...tif
  • Canadian Geese in flight.
    Animals and Pets IMG_6672 - Version ...tif
  • Images of a Promise: Creative wedding and lifestyle photography.
    Lifestyle: Engagement0007.jpg
  • Icicles hang from a ceiling of ice. Toronto waterfront (Canada).
    Winter IMG_8820b.tif
  • A man and woman stand on the pier situated on the grounds of the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant. This plant provides safe drinking water to Toronto's residents and York Region.
    _MG_8758 - Version 2
  • Marley Draper + Erich Hunting
    _MG_8765
  • A young couple embrace next the famous Leuty Lifeguard Station in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada
    _MG_8508
  • Four people walk along a wintery shore in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.
    Winter _MG_8272.tif
  • Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada.
    Winter IMG_8545.tif
  • Lone icicles found at the Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada
    IMG_8831
  • An island of ice in the Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada
    IMG_8895
  • Snow, ice and calm after a winter storm, the Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada.
    IMG_8959
  • A romantic moment on the Beach of Eastern Toronto, Canada
    _MG_8741
  • A man and woman stand on the pier situated on the grounds of the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant. This plant provides safe drinking water to Toronto's residents and York Region.
    _MG_8770
  • A silouette of a women standing on pier on lake in winter
    _MG_8140
  • Centre Island Ferry, Toronto, Canada.
    Public Transit IMG_6234.tif
  • The calm after a winter storm at the Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada
    IMG_8875
  • A bed of ice lays across a dock at The Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada
    IMG_8902
  • Rushing to keep up
    _MG_3818
  • The Orange Umbrella
    _MG_3681
  • Urban Wildlife: Pigeon, Toronto Canada.
    Animals and Pets IMG_2068.tif
  • Images of a Promise: Creative wedding and lifestyle photography.
    Lifestyle: Engagement0043.jpg
  • Images of a Promise: Creative wedding and lifestyle photography.
    Lifestyle: Engagement0019.jpg
  • Images of a Promise: Creative wedding and lifestyle photography.
    Lifestyle: Engagement0028.jpg
  • Bare tree-tops stretch out to the winter sky.
    Winter _MG_6038.tif
  • Winter Christmas lights strung on bare tree.
    Winter _MG_6066.tif
  • Blue icicles hang from a ceiling of ice. Toronto waterfront (Canada).
    IMG_8820
  • Lone icicles viewed with various depths of field.
    IMG_8831 - Version 2
  • A man and woman stand on the rocks in the Beaches waterfront of Toronto, Canada
    _MG_8699
  • A man and woman stand on the pier situated on the grounds of the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant. This plant provides safe drinking water to Toronto's residents and York Region.
    _MG_8760
  • A young couple embrace at the waterfront in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada. The CN Tower can be seen in the background.
    _MG_8472
  • Alison Tasker, Viv Springer, Louise Tasker, Gillian Eliadis (sisters)
    _MG_8284 Dean-Oros-Photo.jpg
  • A rockbed of ice and snow adorns Toronto's waterfront (Canada).
    IMG_8542
  • Cool blue icicles discovered at the Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada
    IMG_8793
  • Photographing for the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life is a touching experience. There's an intangible quality surrounding the event. <br />
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Picture the scene: an outdoor field, much like that of a school's outdoor field, with a quarter mile track around the circumference for track & field competition. Bleachers off to one side. A stage at the foot of the track. Several big-top tents scattered around the track, housing such things as registration, food, cancer survivors, massage therapy and more.<br />
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On the entire inside circumference of the track are luminaries: specially designed paper bags with a lit candle inside. Each luminary is a tribute to the lives of loved ones who have been touched by cancer. The track can barely hold all of them.<br />
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On the bleachers the word "Hope" has been written with even more luminaries. Seventy-five luminaries for four letters. And indeed, there are many elements of Hope this evening. As well as another four-letter word: Love.<br />
<br />
In Canada alone, two in five people face a diagnosis of cancer in their lifetime. It is more critical than ever to raise awareness about the disease and the impact it has on the lives of people.<br />
<br />
Photographer Dean Oros  created the "Angelic" series of midnight images using candle light and long exposures while photographing the CCS Relay for Life. Models are from the The Brides' Project, which donates a portion of its wedding gown sales to cancer research.<br />
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Click on thumbnails to view captioned, full-size images. Select images are available to purchase for personal and commercial use.
    "Angelic 2" PhotoSensitive Cancer Co..ion.
  • Photographing for the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life is a touching experience. There's an intangible quality surrounding the event. <br />
<br />
Picture the scene: an outdoor field, much like that of a school's outdoor field, with a quarter mile track around the circumference for track & field competition. Bleachers off to one side. A stage at the foot of the track. Several big-top tents scattered around the track, housing such things as registration, food, cancer survivors, massage therapy and more.<br />
<br />
On the entire inside circumference of the track are luminaries: specially designed paper bags with a lit candle inside. Each luminary is a tribute to the lives of loved ones who have been touched by cancer. The track can barely hold all of them.<br />
<br />
On the bleachers the word "Hope" has been written with even more luminaries. Seventy-five luminaries for four letters. And indeed, there are many elements of Hope this evening. As well as another four-letter word: Love.<br />
<br />
In Canada alone, two in five people face a diagnosis of cancer in their lifetime. It is more critical than ever to raise awareness about the disease and the impact it has on the lives of people.<br />
<br />
Photographer Dean Oros  created the "Angelic" series of midnight images using candle light and long exposures while photographing the CCS Relay for Life. Models are from the The Brides' Project, which donates a portion of its wedding gown sales to cancer research.<br />
<br />
Click on thumbnails to view captioned, full-size images. Select images are available to purchase for personal and commercial use.
    "Angelic 4" PhotoSensitive Cancer Co..ion.
  • Photographing for the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life is a touching experience. There's an intangible quality surrounding the event. <br />
<br />
Picture the scene: an outdoor field, much like that of a school's outdoor field, with a quarter mile track around the circumference for track & field competition. Bleachers off to one side. A stage at the foot of the track. Several big-top tents scattered around the track, housing such things as registration, food, cancer survivors, massage therapy and more.<br />
<br />
On the entire inside circumference of the track are luminaries: specially designed paper bags with a lit candle inside. Each luminary is a tribute to the lives of loved ones who have been touched by cancer. The track can barely hold all of them.<br />
<br />
On the bleachers the word "Hope" has been written with even more luminaries. Seventy-five luminaries for four letters. And indeed, there are many elements of Hope this evening. As well as another four-letter word: Love.<br />
<br />
In Canada alone, two in five people face a diagnosis of cancer in their lifetime. It is more critical than ever to raise awareness about the disease and the impact it has on the lives of people.<br />
<br />
Photographer Dean Oros  created the "Angelic" series of midnight images using candle light and long exposures while photographing the CCS Relay for Life. Models are from the The Brides' Project, which donates a portion of its wedding gown sales to cancer research.<br />
<br />
Click on thumbnails to view captioned, full-size images. Select images are available to purchase for personal and commercial use.
    "Angelic 3" PhotoSensitive Cancer Co..ion.
  • Photographing for the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life is a touching experience. There's an intangible quality surrounding the event. <br />
<br />
Picture the scene: an outdoor field, much like that of a school's outdoor field, with a quarter mile track around the circumference for track & field competition. Bleachers off to one side. A stage at the foot of the track. Several big-top tents scattered around the track, housing such things as registration, food, cancer survivors, massage therapy and more.<br />
<br />
On the entire inside circumference of the track are luminaries: specially designed paper bags with a lit candle inside. Each luminary is a tribute to the lives of loved ones who have been touched by cancer. The track can barely hold all of them.<br />
<br />
On the bleachers the word "Hope" has been written with even more luminaries. Seventy-five luminaries for four letters. And indeed, there are many elements of Hope this evening. As well as another four-letter word: Love.<br />
<br />
In Canada alone, two in five people face a diagnosis of cancer in their lifetime. It is more critical than ever to raise awareness about the disease and the impact it has on the lives of people.<br />
<br />
Photographer Dean Oros  created the "Angelic" series of midnight images using candle light and long exposures while photographing the CCS Relay for Life. Models are from the The Brides' Project, which donates a portion of its wedding gown sales to cancer research.<br />
<br />
Click on thumbnails to view captioned, full-size images. Select images are available to purchase for personal and commercial use.
    "Angelic 1" PhotoSensitive Cancer Co..ion.
  • Subway train electric pickups.
    Lifestyle IMG_6181.tif
  • A large scale panoramic, the clouds were added to make the sky more visually dramatic, as it was quite tame during capture. For those that know Thunder Bay, you’ll recognize just how wide this scene is. I love that a cargo ship was making its way in front of the Sleeping Giant, which I captured in the photograph.
    Thunder Bay_IMG_3874_Warm.tif
  • Part of the Canadian Shield, Cascades Conservation Area (Thunder Bay, ON) is but a sliver of the 8 million square km (3 million square miles) of rock spread over eastern, central, and northwestern Canada into the U.S.A.<br />
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Cascades Conservation Area is a great choice for a quiet hike in the beautiful poplar and birch forest. Two highlights for many people is the spectacular rapids along the Current River and the various geological formations in the area.
    Thunder Bay_IMG_3283.tif
  • The entrance of Bonnie View Inn, overlooking Haliburton Highlands resort & conference facilities.
    _MG_7891
  • A boat waits to be ridden tomorrow as the sun sets.
    Twilight _MG_7887.tif
  • Haliburton Highlands resort & conference facilities.
    Twilight _MG_7878.tif
  • Daphina and Charles look back at their photographer. Captured as we were close to wrapping for the day.
    _MG_3891.jpg
  • Daphina rushing to keep up with Charles. We did a great sequence of them running through the frame.
    _MG_3818.jpg
  • The scene from James Cameron's Titanic has nothing on Daphina and Charles. You can also see the storm building in the sky.
    _MG_3535.jpg
  • Bonnieview front entrance.
    _MG_7885
  • Golden sunset falls across the docks.
    Twilight _MG_7882.tif
  • Haliburton Highlands resort & conference facilities.
    Twilight _MG_7876.tif
  • The rain came down in buckets during Daphina and Charles Engagement Lifestyle Photography Session. Toronto's Distillery District.
    _MG_3722.jpg
  • Daphina and Charles share a kiss in front of the Corkin Gallery in Toronto's Distillery District.
    _MG_3717.jpg
  • The light was beautiful as the thunderstorm built up in the sky during Daphina and Charles' Engagement Lifestyle Photography Session.
    _MG_3570.jpg
  • Visitors.
    IMG_3819_edit-1_DxOVP_DxOVP_DxOVP.tiff
  • Table setting with purple accents overlooking trees and lake through window.
    Table Settings _MG_7250.tif
  • Suites of Bonnie View Inn, situated in the Haliburton Highlands resort & conference facilities.
    _MG_7889
  • The Orange Umbrella. Captured at the Distillery District during Daphina and Charles' Engagement Lifestyle Photography Session.
    _MG_3681.jpg
  • I loved how Daphina and Charles were game for all of my crazy ideas during their Engagement Lifestyle Photography Session. Such fun!
    _MG_3583.jpg
  • Dog Lake in Northwestern Ontario (Canada) flows south through Kaministiquia River to Thunder Bay on Lake Superior.
    Thunder Bay_IMG_2354_V2.tif
  • THUNDER BAY (ONTARIO, CANADA) - It may be spring, but at the Thunder Bay Airport, it was reported there was 34 more centimetres of snow on the ground than there was yesterday.<br />
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And, the snow continues to fall.<br />
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In this photo I did a little photo magic with the power lines so they did not over-power the scene. Pun intended : )
    Thunder Bay_IMG_3721.tif
  • Lake Superior, Ontario, as seen from the "Lookout" atop Mink Mountain, Neebing, ON, Canada
    Mink_Mountain_IMG_3041b.tiff
  • Woman sitting on bench overlooking the boardwalk, beach and Lake Ontario (Toronto, Canada)
    _MG_1459 - Version 4
  • The Leuty Pier, early dawn. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.<br />
<br />
Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.<br />
<br />
+ Exposure f/5.6 @ 1/80<br />
+ Time 7:32A<br />
+ Edition Size 150 Limited; 25 Artist Proof
    Leuty Pier _MG_5872c
  • Fingers of ice formed by winds off of Lake Ontario at the Beaches waterfront, Toronto Canada.
    Winter IMG_8755.tif
  • A boy and girl approach seagulls at the end of a pier situated on Lake Ontario, Toronto Canada.
    Family and Children _MG_0853.tif
  • One of the oldest industrial brick producing facilities in the province, the Don Valley Brick Works was the longest operating brick works in Toronto and Ontario. The company used the most advanced technical processes and equipment of the time, often simultaneously, and installed one of the earliest continuous kilns in Ontario. <br />
<br />
The wide-range of products made on-site were applied to numerous Toronto buildings, ranging from modest structures to the most recognizable landmarks of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. <br />
<br />
One of the site’s most outstanding characteristics is its ability to portray the complexity of a long standing and well used industrial site and brick works in which buildings and spaces are periodically being added to, demolished, adapted and reused to accommodate technical changes, new markets and new ways of marketing, social conditions, new materials and processes of construction and new forms of transportation, sources of capital and power.
    Evergreen Brick Works _MG_6953.tif
  • One of the oldest industrial brick producing facilities in the province, the Don Valley Brick Works was the longest operating brick works in Toronto and Ontario. The company used the most advanced technical processes and equipment of the time, often simultaneously, and installed one of the earliest continuous kilns in Ontario. <br />
<br />
The wide-range of products made on-site were applied to numerous Toronto buildings, ranging from modest structures to the most recognizable landmarks of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. <br />
<br />
One of the site’s most outstanding characteristics is its ability to portray the complexity of a long standing and well used industrial site and brick works in which buildings and spaces are periodically being added to, demolished, adapted and reused to accommodate technical changes, new markets and new ways of marketing, social conditions, new materials and processes of construction and new forms of transportation, sources of capital and power.
    Evergreen Brick Works _MG_6856.tif
  • Nature is very accommodating, as shown in this night-time wintery residential street photograph captured in Toronto. Tree branches, over-hanging electrical wires, automobiles and sidewalks look equally beautiful covered in snow.<br />
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Northwestern Ontario is one part of the province filled with an abundance of nature. During winter, scenes of beautiful, snow-covered trees reaching for the sky are readily accessible in nearby forests untouched by man.<br />
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I’ve found the beauty of nature’s winter co-existing amongst the hustle and bustle of big-city life to be more difficult to capture. Heading down to Southwestern Ontario’s Toronto, such beauty is there if you look for it.
    Lifestyle IMG_8702.tif
  • The Current River in Thunder Bay runs between Trowbridge Falls Park and Centennial Park Trails (Ontario, Canada).
    Thunder Bay_Current River IMG_1379 -..tiff
  • The Leuty Pier, early dawn. Since it was built in 1920 by Chapman and Oxley architects, the Leuty Lifeguard Station has helped to save thousands of lives. Over the years it has been moved four times to keep it close to Lake Ontario's edge. During the 1980's the Leuty had fallen into disrepair and was threatened with demolition. Local residents formed S.O.S. (Save Our Station), and enough money was raised to restore the structure. It has since been declared an important historic site by the Toronto (Canada) Historical Board.<br />
<br />
+ Exposure f/5.6 @ 1/80<br />
+ Time 7:32A<br />
+ Edition Size 150 Limited; 25 Artist Proof
    Leuty Pier _MG_5872.tif
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