Franklin Wild II
The April sun sets over the fantastic granite of Franklin Island’s western shoreline.
Western Moods
The rising January sun tinges the sky behind the lighthouse on Doubletop island, in the Western island group.
Lantern Height
A wave breaks over the Red Rock lighthouse. The top of the spray is over seventy feet in the air, above the helicopter landing pad installed in the 1970s.
November Fury
A heavy storm surge pounds Wreck Island in the Massasauga Provincial Park, after a weather front packing 100km/h winds moved through the area.
High Alert
A black bear gazes curiously into the camera on Dead Island, before scampering off into the forest.
Double Double
Two northern water snakes keep a lookout next to a hibernaculum on the Bustard Islands.
Big Bruiser
A large black bear pauses momentarily while foraging for berries in the underbrush of the Churchill Islands.
Perch
A bald eagle perches on a dead tree in the Shirt Tails, directly south of the Outer Fox Islands.
Sailor’s Delight
A dramatic sky frames the August sun setting directly behind the Red Rock lighthouse.
Hovercraft
A ruby-throated hummingbird defies gravity, neck feathers perfectly displayed in the late June sunlight.
Shake Yer Booty
A bear cub shakes water off after a swim on the Bustard Islands, close to the Bustard Rocks lighthouse.
Massasauga Sniff
An endangered Massasauga rattlesnake sniffs the air, on a portage in Massasauga Provincial Park’s Spider Bay. This was the largest Massasauga that I’ve ever seen, around one metre in length.
Eclipse Over Red Rock
The partial solar eclipse of October 2014 sets over the Red Rock lighthouse, a dramatic scene for a lighthouse whose days may be numbered thanks to the unfortunately named Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act.
Red Rock Blues
A fantastical twilight descends upon the Red Rock lighthouse, standing lonely vigil at the south end of the Mink Islands.
Nightmare on Mink St.
A perfectly preserved mink skull reveals its details in the Sans Souci area of Georgian Bay.
Gereaux Reflections
The light on Gereaux Island stands tall over the undulating granite landscape of Byng Inlet.
Skink Blues
The tail of a five lined skink glows bright blue in the Chicken Liver Channel, at the mouth of the Naiscoot River.
