Gale force winds off Lake Ontario batter the coastline at Bluffer's Park Marina.
Scarborough, Ontario
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3 Clouds, Autumn Hilltop
Dramatic light in Algoma during a passing storm with Lake Superior in the distance.
Algoma, Ontario
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Goulais River
Goulais River beside Ranger Lake Road.
Goulais River, Ontario
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Batchawana Rapids
The rapids above the falls on the Batchawana River.
Batchawana Falls, Ontario
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Robertson Cliffs
As the storm clouds rolled by, a little shaft of light drifted across the valley below. Robertson Cliffs have incredible views of Lake Superior and the Algoma Highlands.
Goulais River, Ontario
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Coho Salmon
Coho salmon running/jumping out of the water at Batchawana Falls in the autumn.
Batchawana Falls, Ontario
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Havilland Bay
Fall colour surrounding Havilland Bay in Lake Superior.
Havilland Bay, Ontario
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Superior Storm Clouds
The views from Robertson Cliffs just north of Sault Ste. Marie are incredible. It helps you understand why the Group of Seven painters were drawn to this part of Canada every autumn.
Goulais River, Ontario
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Crystal Creek
Fall colour at Crystal Creek in Kinsmen Park (Hiawatha Highlands).
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
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Spray
Painting with wind, water, and light. Golden hour on Lake Superior in stormy weather is always magical.
Gneissland, Ontario
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Grasses at Havilland Bay
Tall grasses at Havilland Bay with the some fall colour in the Algoma Highlands in the background.
Gneissland, Ontario
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Gneissland
Wait for it. Lake Superior looked unusually calm, cloudy, and a bit boring. Still, I grabbed my tripod, a bunch of filters, and shot some long exposures. The sunset was a bust, but sometimes the sky will light up after the sun has drifted below the horizon. Boy, did it ever light up!
