Latest photo pages on this site include:

• before and after flowers
  August 1, 2018: It’s time for butterflies and damselflies, grasses and fruits, to provide flashes of colour.
• heat of summer
  July 4, 2018: The most intense heat wave in years takes hold of the lakeshore.
• Colour in the eye of the beholder
  June 14, 2018: The tranquility of many midsummer days comes across beautifully in photos of minimal colour..
• The edge of summer
  May 15, 2018: Migratory birds are still stopping by while some resident birds have already hatched big broods. Meanwhile woodland flowers are hurrying to develop.
• Don’t blink, you’ll miss it
  May 4, 2018: Spring is a long time coming this year, especially along the lakeshore – so we can expect it may give way to summer in a great rush.
• the beginning is nigh
  January 30, 2018: Warm rain … soggy ground … the smell of wet soil, old leaves, and new shoots of green. It’s felt like springtime in January.
• horizon
  January 19, 2018: Immovable object, meet irresistible force.
• point of light
  January 5, 2018: The wonderful thing about a cold winter on Lake Ontario is that the shoreline takes a new shape every day.
• what a difference a day makes
  December 29, 2017: We think of ice as solid, stable, slow to change, but on the shoreline of Lake Ontario the ice is always dynamic.
• Pebble Beach
  December 19, 2017: One of the richest lodes of gemstones in the known universe can be found along the north shore of Lake Ontario.

More photo pages on this site include:

• leaf to leaf
  September 26, 2017: On a late summer’s day some creatures are faded and tattered, while others shine as brightly as ever.
• season finale
  August 31, 2017: On a late summer’s day some creatures are faded and tattered, while others shine as brightly as ever.
• Festival of Wings
  August 22, 2017: The gardens are filled with beating wings this month – wings of butterflies, bees, moths, damselflies, beetles and wasps.
• Shiny Things
  July 9, 2017:  Some things catch the eye with a flash of sunlight – even when that light is first reflected by the moon.
• Pollination Nation
  June 26, 2017: The insects that visit our wildflowers are photogenic in their own rights.
• birds birds birds
  June 6, 2017: A few of the birds seen in the waters, on the shore, and in the treetops in recent weeks in our neighbourhood.
• tricks of the light
  May 31, 2017: While the sun is low or storm clouds blow through, light beams bend and scatter, painting sky and water in extraordinary tints.
• the rock blooms
  May 22, 2017: On a tiny island in a small lake at the southern edge of the Canadian shield, flowers grow in a few millimeters of soil.
• Westside story
  April 15, 2017: Though the colour palette is still mostly blue and brown, residents of the marsh are settling into spring.
• spectrum of motion
  March 12, 2017: The swift coming of a cold front in recent days brought vibrant colour and motion to the lake shore.
• Etchings at a winter sunrise
  January 7, 2017: Six photos, taken on Bowmanville Marsh and the Lake Ontario shoreline on Saturday morning.
• fluid as the light
  December 20, 2016: Port Darlington in the winter light of sunset and sunrise.
• High Noon
  July 9, 2016: The mid-day sun illuminates fine details in these close-ups from the garden and at roadside.
• at the end of the day
  June 16, 2016: Sunset is feeding time in Bowmanville Marsh
• Birds on boards
  April 1, 2016: In Port Darlington, even our feathered friends get out on their boards
• Long waves
  Photo patterns inspired by the discovery of gravitational waves
• How’s fishing?
  Bowmanville Marsh and Lake Ontario, Summer/Fall 2015
• The Colour of Water
  Bowmanville Marsh and Lake Ontario, Summer/Fall 2015