A winter jaunt in search of snowy scenery turns into a vision on ice at Lake Simcoe.

When you photograph a reflection, you reveal not just the image but also your perspective on it, in both a physical and mental sense. And without thinking about it, you are also documenting something else that’s important: that you exist.

Mistress Sky makes us look, draws us into her constantly evolving beauty.

A day in Caledon revealed beauty, antiquity, and devastation.

Photographing our feathered neighbors is somewhat of an obsession. They’re very beautiful.

A recent art show allowed me to meet and discuss my work with scores of interested people. It was a thrill.

In January, desperate to find a location to take photos during the dull circumstance of winter, I brought the drone to Pine Grove, the settlement north of Toronto where I grew up.

Suddenly the drone was in the water, halfway across the frozen river.

Feeling the end of summer these days is rough, but here’s an opportunity to hang onto some of its delights: share a Thousand Islands excursion with Esther and me, illustrated by some beautiful low-altitude aerial photographs.

This mid-August trip took us to wonderful locations east of our usual haunts.

It’s a delight to be back in the Thousand Islands this summer, on our boat Second Wind.

I revel in the beauty of the islands and the waters between. The ever-changing skies. The herons, hawks, and gulls. Early morning swims and dining al fresco. Esther and I call it our paradise.