hot rod detail

Guelph, November 2007

wild wild women

Helen Hughes won first prize at Fair November this year. Although perhaps more well known for her beautiful fabric art these whimsical creations caught lots of eyes today.

Fair November, Guelph, 2007

Japanese Maple

The Japanese maples are brilliant right now.

Guelph, November 2007

frustration

It ain't easy being a three legged dog.

Guelph, November 2007

self portrait

Self portrait in half globe ceiling mirror, empty warehouse.

Guelph, June 2007

untitled

Eramosa River, November 2006

Arboretum

Arboretum, Guelph, November 2006

Snyder Flats

Snyder Flats, Bloomingdale, Onatrio, November 2005

Cape Chignecto

Cape Chignecto, Nova Scotia, August 2007

fishing weir

A fishing weir by Partridge Island at low tide.

Partridge Island, Nova Scotia, August 2007

Parrsboro

Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, August, 2007

Lawrence House

A very unique outside john at Lawrence House Museum in Maitland Nova Scotia. After a long walk through the well lit and immaculate corridor you come to the only four seater I've ever seen.

Mailtand, Nova Scotia, August, 2007

highway 26

Highway 26, Ontario, October 2007

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Taylor Head, Nova Scotia, August 2007

georgian sunrise

Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay, July 2007

Berlin Wall

Pieces of the Berlin Wall in Truro, Nova Scotia.

Truro, Nova Scotia, August 2007

summer's swan song

Guelph, November 2007

the red fairy

A very good fairy. Usually. ;)

Guelph, October 2007

ghosts

Guelph, October 2007

Hello. Marketing.

Guelph, October 2007

happy

Guelph, October 2007

revival dear

Revival Dear was at the farmers market on Saturday encouraging folk to come to their performance at The River Run Centre this Friday Nov 2.

Guelph, October 2007

grasshopper #2

Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay, July 2007

grasshopper

"Millions of metric tons of insects are aloft in Earth's atmosphere at any given moment. Much of this multitude comprises insects engaged in high-altitude, wind-borne migration, often at heights several hundred meters above ground level, where they can take advantage of strong winds to fly considerable distances, frequently tens or even hundreds of kilometers" more...

Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay, July 2007

sumac

Sumac denouement.

Guelph, October 2007

untitled

Turf Grass Institute, Guelph, October 2007

tar spot

A lot of maples around have black spots on their leaves - tar spot fungus.

Guelph, October 2007

Jesse Winchester

Jesse Winchester playing in Toronto in 1973 at Churchills.

Toronto, 1973

abstract

Light, photo paper, spray bottle, developer, fixer.

Toronto, 1973

off victoria road

Guelph, October 2007

sunrise

Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay, July 2007

untitled

Taylor Head, Nova Scotia, August 2007

Cape Split

Cape Split, Nova Scotia, August 2007

Georgian Sunset

Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay, July 2007

just like embers

Guelph, October 2007

fresh air

Guelph, October 2007

lady bug

A species that didn't occur here prior to 1980, the infamous "C-7", the Seven-spotted Lady Beetle (Coccinella septempunctata)




Guelph, October 2007

up the chimnea

Guelph, October 2007

near Teviotdale

near Teviotdale. October 2007

near Harriston

near Harriston, October 2007

on track

Foggy morning jog along the Ontario Southland Railway track.

Guelph, October 2007

exhibition park

Lots of yellows and oranges on exhibition at the park - not a lot of reds yet though.

Exhibition Park, Guelph, October 2007

thanksgiving turkey

Saw several wild turkeys on Thanksgiving - unfortunately they were all driving cars - crossing double lines, up the hills, through the fog.

Highway 9, October 2007

Crepuscular rays

Crepuscular rays, god rays or, I suppose, Ra Rays - if Ra is your god. Not to be confused with Rae Days, the favourite days of all Ontario early 90s school children.

Guelph, October 2007

red green and blue

Early morning photographer amidst the red green and blue signs of our fall and our election.

Guelph, October 2007

early morning lights

Guelph, October 2007

rock face

Bayfield Inlet, Georgian Bay, July 2007

kelso birch

Bruce Trail, Kelso Conservation Area, September 2007

leaves are falling

Starkey Hill, September 2007

trees growing on rock

Hard to believe how these trees can grow on so little soil. Occasionally you'll find one overturned and can see there's only a few inches of ground beneath. Not a great anchor for your rock climbing support ropes although we've seen that as well.

Bruce Trail, Kelso, September 2007