A Modern Classic
Venus and Jupiter streak past the Gibraltar Point lighthouse on the Toronto Islands during their conjunction of 2012, competing with star and aircraft trails from the nearby Toronto City Center Airport. The oldest remaining lighthouse on the Great Lakes, Gibraltar Point was constructed around 1808 and stands 82 feet tall.
The Unforest
Heavy fog shrouds Christmas trees, hung in the Ward’s Island traffic circle in preparation for the annual Spring equinox celebrations.
Snug Harbour Light
The light of the setting sun catches the lighthouse at Snug Harbour, in Ontario’s Georgian Bay.
Prince Shoal Light
The Prince Shoal, or Haute-Fond Light, rises above the oily-calm waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, offshore from Tadoussac, Quebec. An armored Goliath of concrete and steel, its unique shape helps it to shed the crushing sea ice of winter.
Moonrise Over Manarola
Part of a larger panorama, featuring moonrise over the seaside town of Manarola, Cinque Terra, Italy.
Steamy Ongiara
The ferry Ongiara plies the waters of Toronto’s inner harbour during a sudden February cold snap.
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.
Inukshuk Trails
Lit by the light of the rising full moon, an inukshuk stands lonely vigil over October starlight.
Night Shelter
The rising full moon competes with the night sky over Big McCoy Island, silhouetting a classic Georgian Bay tree.
