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As the sun sets on a hot humid day in late August the drama of a southern Ontario sky never disappoints.

A quiet moment to enjoy the gorgeous morning light over Sunwapta Lake at the toe of the Athabasca Glacier.

On a cold day in late June the light filtered through a mix of rain and snow. Still the soft blue of Lake Louise warmed my heart.

Looking offshore along BC’s Sea to Sky highway is a stunning view of blues.

The Gulf Islands along the Sea to Sky highway in British Columbia offer a meditative view.

White birch with an orange leafy background, with Dundas Valley far in the distance.

The filtered sunlight gives a mysterious glow on this walk through the trees.

The filtered sunlight gives a mysterious glow on this walk through the trees.

The filtered sunlight gives a mysterious glow on this walk through the trees.

The summer sun low over the bay at Muskoka Wharf, Gravenhurst, Ontario.

Reflecting on the reflection of Alberta mountain peaks at Pyramid Lake, near Jasper.

Walking out to the boardwalk on Grindstone Marshes Trail. Fall colours never disappoint. Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington, Ontario

Sun shining, fresh smell of snow, feeling free on skis. Arrowhead Provincial Park, Muskoka.

There’s no limit to a sky this blue.

A riot of colour downstream of Tea Lake Dam, on a drive through Algonquin Park.

Enjoyed the blue water and blue sky after first gondola ride. Sea to Sky, BC.

View from Whistler, looking down at the clouds floating among mountain peaks. Before the snow on a sunny chilly day in early autumn.

On the trail near rocky shore of Muskoka River, with lovely layers of rocks basking in the sun. Bracebridge, Ontario.

Hiking the North Branch of the Muskoka river, along sheets of sun-baked rock, boulders settled in place, and sparkling shores in view.

Driving up to Pemberton BC, the traffic stops at the wild horse crossing. Selected for Burlington Find Arts Association Juried Show, October 2023.

Nearby Shannon Falls, BC, the creek is not quite dry. Water trickles and pools amongst rocks of all sizes.

Algonquin Park in the Fall, with the rustle of the leaves, and scent of the forest, and mirror-like reflections that dazzle.

A cool walk in the woods on a hot summer day enjoying nature at it’s best. Wilson Fall’s Trail, Bracebridge

A snapshot along the shore as the Muskoka River moves through the woods. Work accepted in to the All Guilds Juried Show, Art Gallery of Burlington, 2023.

Getting close to the water, finding a waterlily bloom looking back at you, saying “Yes, Monet was here”.