Flight Lines
A mature black-crowned night heron wings its way past the camera, at the end of its long migration north for the summer.
Little Britt Willy
A groundhog surveys the rocky landscape of the Canadian Shield, offshore from Georgian Bay’s Byng Inlet.
L’il Face
A raccoon poses for the camera, taking a break from foraging in fields recently uncovered by the snowpack.
Featherstorm
A goose sits patiently on her nest, surrounded by feathers blown free by a recent windstorm.
Distant City
The Toronto Islands and skyline stand reflected in perfect black ice, almost half a kilometre offshore in the city’s outer harbour.
1000 Hockey Nights
Almost 1000 saxophones playing the Hockey Night in Canada theme fill Toronto’s Dundas Square, led by the Shuffle Demons in an attempt to break the world record for most saxophones playing a song at the same time.
Flight Path
Claudette Abrams’ Flight Path gets the polar panorama treatment during Rogue Wave 2007, turning the Ward’s Island field into its own miniature planet.
Thermonuclear Equinox
A single Christmas tree, dried out for three months, goes thermonuclear during the annual Spring equinox bonfire on Ward’s Island.
Nightmare on Mink St.
A perfectly preserved mink skull evokes monster movies of yore, just in time for Hallowe’en.
Offshore Mink III
A curious mink peers into the camera lens, offshore from Pointe au Baril, Georgian Bay.
End of the Road VI
The eastern gap breakwall, slowly crumbling into the inner harbour, frames the Toronto skyline on a clear winter’s night.
