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Landscapes and Locations

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Winter Landscapes  Updated May 28, 2005
Fall 2004  Updated January 2, 2005			Nova Scotia  Updated September 25, 2004
Infrared Landscapes  Updated June 15, 2004			Algonquin Park  Updated August 31, 2004
Big Tancook Island, Nova Scotia  Updated May 25, 2003			Images from Fall, 2003 Updated November 12, 2003

The Gatineau Hills Portfolio  Updated November 30, 2002

Landscapes Updated July 6, 2005

Mer Bleue, part 3 (recent photographs) Updated February 3, 2003

Waterloo and Perth Counties, Ontario Updated September 14, 2002

Mer Bleue in Spring and Summer Updated July 21, 2002

The Mer Bleue Portfolio  Updated January 14, 2002

Kootenay National Park and the Columbia Valley Updated September 22, 2001

Waterton National Park Updated March 29, 2002

Along the Banks of the Jock River: Summer and Fall			Along the Banks of the Jock River: Winter and Spring
Georgian Bay, Ontario Updated March 31, 2001			Grand Manan Island Updated October 18, 1999

Tulips

The first major festival of the year in town is the Tulip festival, honouring the wartime stay of the Dutch royal family in Ottawa, the birth Princess Margriet here, and Queen Juliana's subsequent annual gift of tulips to the city.  The beds of tulips at Dow's Lake contain a spectacular display of 300,000 tulips, and are the focal point for many, many visitors to the city.  Tulips are seen throughout the city, from sites downtown, to home gardens everywhere, including my own.

Tulips at Dow's Lake, May 2005 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, polaroid filter.			Tulip bed at Dow's Lake, May 2005 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, polaroid filter..
Backyard tulip, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens			Closeup of a tulip, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Garden of the Provinces, Ottawa, May 2004 Nikkor 17-35mm lens, polarizing filter.			Tulips at Commissioner's Park, May 2004 Nikkor 17-35mm lens, polarizing filter.
Tulips at the Garden of the Provinces, Ottawa, May 2004 Nikkor 70-300mm lens, polarizing filter.			Parliament Hill, May 2004 Nikkor 17-35mm lens, polarizing filter.

Tulips at Dow's Lake, Ottawa, May 2004.

Nikkor 70-300mm lens. Panorama.

Tulips at the Garden of the Provinces, Ottawa, May 2004.

Nikkor 70-300mm lens.  Panorama.

Tulips at the Garden of the Provinces, Ottawa, May 2004.

Nikkor 70-300mm lens.  Panorama.

Tulips at Dow's Lake, Ottawa, May 2004.

Nikkor 70-300mm lens. 

Tulips at Dow's Lake, Ottawa, Ontario, May 2002.

Nikkor 70-300mm lens.  E100VS film.  Four images stitched together.

Tulips at Dow's Lake, take 2.  Ottawa, Ontario, May 2002

Nikkor 70-300mm lens, E100VS film.  Four images stitched together.

Tulips at Dow's Lake, take 3.  Ottawa, Ontario, May 2002

Nikkor 70-300mm lens, E100VS film.  Four images stitched together.

Wildflowers

Spring in Ottawa is marked by an explosion of wildflowers after too many months of dullness.  In April and May, forests are the home to the first colour of the year, and I look forward to this event every year.  In this area, you can see easily find Spring Beauty, Hepaticas, Dutchman's Britches, Trout Lilies, Trilliums, not to mention the tree's flowers themselves.  As the season moves into summer, flowers outside of the forest take hold.

Trillium in Gatineau Park, May 2005 Nikkor 105mm lens.			Columbine in Gatineau Park, May 2005 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Dutchman's Britches, April 2005 Nikkor 105mm lens.			Crab Apple Blossoms, May 2005 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Spring Beauty, April 2005 Nikkor 105mm lens.			Flowers on a Magnolia Tree, May 2005 Nikkor 12-24mm lens, polariod filter.
Dutchman's Britches, May 2004 Nikkor 17-35mm lens.			Trillium in Gatineau Park, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Spring Beauty, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.			Trout Lily, Ottawa, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Wild Strawberry flower, June 2003 Nikkor 105mm lens.			Detail of a maple tree flower, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Trilliums, Gatineau Park, May 2004 Nikkor 28-105mm lens.			Red Trillium in Ottawa, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Sheep Laurel, Mer Bleue, June 2003 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, warming polarizer.			Leatherleaf flowers, May 2004 Nikkor 105mm lens.
Tamarack flower, June 2003 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, warming polarizer.			Bunchberry, June 2003 Nikkor 28-105mm lens.

Purple Trillium, May 2001 Nikkor 17-35mm lens, warming polarizer, Kodak E200, pushed 1 stop			Trout Lily, May 2002 Nikkor 50mm lens with extension tubes, Kodak E100VS film
Spring Beauty, April 2002 Nikkor 50mm with extension tubes, Kodak E200, pushed 1 stop			Large-flowered Trilliums, May 2001 Nikkor 70-300mm, Kodak E200, pushed 1 stop
Labrador Tea, Mer Bleue Bog, June 2002 Tamron 35-80mm lens, Kodak E100VS film			Pink Lady's Slipper in Mer Bleue Bog, June 2002 Nikkor 70-300mm lens, Fuji Provia 400 film.

Personal FavouritesThis is a gallery of my own personal favourites, that don't fit into the confines of the other galleries here. Any subject, anywhere, any time. Just click on the thumbnail to view the large version.

	Birches, Mer Bleue Nikkor 70-300mm lens, Kodak E100VS film
	Jock River at sunrise, April 2002 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, warming polarizer, Kodak E100VS film.
	Stony Swamp in winter, December 2001 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, warming polarizer, Kodak E100VS film
	Jock River after the first snow, December 2001 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, warming polarizer, Kodak E100VS film
	Mountain Stream, October 2000 Mt. Tremblant, Quebec Nikkor 28-105mm lens, Kodak E100VS film
	Wind-blown Grass, Mount Tremblant, Quebec October, 2000 Nikkor 28-105mm lens, warming filter Kodak E100VS film.
	Springbrook Farm, Prince Edward Island August, 1999 This farm is a popular stop for photographers -- the fields, buildings and seascape make a great combination.   Nikkor 70-300mm lens, Cokin P173 filter, E100VS film.
	Wildflower Frenzy, July 2001 I combined three images of the same bed of Daisies and Brown-eyed Susans, to create the impression of the mass of flowers that were growing on a vacant lot. Nikkor 28-105mm  lens; Kodak E100VS film.
	This is a combination of two photographs of crab apple blossoms, one close up, and the second, from a few feet away.  The second image provides some texture that complements the larger blossoms. 28-105mm Nikkor lens; Kodak E100VS film
	Viper's Bugloss, May, 2000 A dense patch of Viper's Bugloss (which has got to be the best wildflower name around) grows each year beside a diner in west-end Ottawa.  I used to watch this patch regularly on my way to work. 28-105mm Nikkor lens; Kodak E100VS film
		Autumn leaves, October 1999 I was drawn to the visual contrast between the yellow maple leaf, and the darker matt of leaves underneath, with a soft shaft of mild sunlight illuminating the maple leaf.
	Haiku, Summer 1999 A very simple, minimalist photograph of some bull rushes, illuminated by the sun.
	Wildflowers by the Jock River, Spring 1999 One of my first successful "sandwich" photographs. With this technique, you take two photographs, one in-focus, about 1-2 stops overexposed. Next take an out-of-focus photograph of the same scene, also 1-2 stops overexposed (more or less than the sharp version, depending on which you want to dominate). Then, you take both slides and mount them together (working *hard* to maintain alignment, and to remove all the dust and dirt that accumulate; this is a real pain in the neck!).
	Impression of a Flower, Summer 1998 Maria Zorn gave me the idea of using a reflector to make an abstract. The reflector in this case is some tin foil wrapped around cardboard. It was a lousy reflector, so I had to hold it really close to the flower to get any image at all.
	New Snow, December 21, 1998 The first "real" snow of the year, just after some freezing rain the previous evening. I had spent over an hour taking pictures, and freezing my hands off before I looked up and saw this beautiful scene above.
	Trees The shapes created by the overhead leaves attracted me to this photograph.  The shape of the black sky  is really the "center of interest" here, rather than the leaves.  I used a polarizer along with a deep red filter to contrast the fall leaves (actually strongly yellow) with the sky.
	Merry Go Round, June, 1994 Taken with natural light, at the Barrhaven community fair, after the ride had stopped for the night.

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