Sunrise Fire
The January sun rises over the ice-encrusted lighthouse on Doubletop Island in the Western Island group while heavy steam shrouds the horizon during a -25°C cold snap.
Gereaux Untitled
Clouds carry the threat of much-needed rain over the lighthouse on Gereaux Island. The next day would see uncontrolled forest fires burn just to the north, between Key River and Henvey Inlet.
Perseids 2018
Perseid meteors streak over the unique lighthouse and twin ranges on the Bustard Islands.
Reflections on Snug
The light at Snug Harbour catches the sunset light of early June. Snug Harbour is currently (as of June 21 2018) the only light in Georgian Bay to be granted Heritage status.
Gereaux Eclipse
The solar eclipse of 2017 passes totality over the lantern room of the Gereaux Island lighthouse.
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.
Sailor’s Delight
A dramatic sky frames the August sun setting directly behind the Red Rock lighthouse.
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.
Gereaux Reflections
The light on Gereaux Island stands tall over the undulating granite landscape of Byng Inlet.
All Alone in the Night
Severe weather hammers the lighthouse at Red Rock, at the south end of the Mink Island chain. 5×7″ Print 8×12″ Print 12×18″ Print
Bustard Trails 2011
Summer stars streak over the light and twin ranges of the Bustard Islands, lit by the rising August full moon. 5×7″ Print 8×12″ Print 12×18″ Print 16×24″ Print
Bustard Light 2011
The Bustard Islands light and twin ranges glow in the hues of sunset. Built in 1893, the ranges helped direct shipping traffic to and from the French River system. Click image to view larger. 36″ wide panoramic print 48″ wide panoramic print
Stars au Baril
The Pointe au Baril lighthouse, lit by the rising full moon, glows as the stars of summer solstice streak overhead. 5×7″ Print 8×12″ Print 12×18″ Print 16×24″ Print
Red Rock Blues
The Red Rock lighthouse dominates the horizon off the south end of the Mink island chain, the impossibly tiny island that it sits on a virtual jail in the days when the lighthouse was manned. 36″ wide panoramic print 48″ wide panoramic print
Bustard Island Range
One of the ranges of the Bustard Islands rises above a colourful jumble of Georgian Bay spring flowers. 5×7″ Print 8×12″ Print 12×18″ Print
Pea Soup Bustards
Dense fog socks in the Bustard Island lighthouse and ranges in this 360° panorama. 36″ wide panoramic print 48″ wide panoramic print
Gereaux Island Range
The front range light of Gereaux Island, outside of Byng Inlet, rises tall above the boulder-strewn shoreline of the south channel. 5×7″ Print 8×12″ Print
The Point au Baril Barrel
The original barrel and the modern lighthouse at Point au Baril glow in the hues of a perfect July sunset. 36″ wide panoramic print 48″ wide panoramic print