Résultats

      This photo was taken at Kelso’s Conservatory Centre in Milton with the Canon EOS T3i. This is a stone building taken in HDR to bring out an old effect to it.

      The most known waterfall that attracts around 30 million people a year! The captivating site was formed as a result of glacier movement nearly 10,000 years ago. the goegeous Hornblower Niagara Cruises boat you see in the picture, is Canada's #1 visitor experience. This is a must-see Canadian attraction!

      One of the many wonders of the universe is how we all came to be - the curiosity in knowing the events that led up to the existence of the life around us. The image depicts the impression of a seashell imprinted into the face of a clay stone, forever …

      The photo I chose is an abandoned beach overlooking a lake. Across the lake is a lighthouse. The bench is supposed to represent peacefulness and relaxation, while the lighthouse represents everyday life. In the photo there are not people on the because many people forget to take time for themselves …

      My one year old Weirmeraner dog is very strange and unusual. When I saw him in the living room, which i sbeing renovated, laying on the floor sunbathing, I thought this would be a great photo of my dog doing something normal for a change.

      People and nature interact. We can touch nature, but we have to respect it. This flower was lifted out of the water carefully for the photo, and then returned to its spot. This photo was taken at a pond in Georgetown, Ontario.

      During the summer I was sitting on my back deck watching two red squirrels chasing and playing with each other. They were eating nuts and berries which I left for them.

      Snowflakes make winter all worthwhile. The magical movie looking snowflake, on my glove on November 16, 2014.

      Behind the scenes of 1812, Fort George start to unravel what it has been hiding behind its strong walls. The fort stored ammunition and housed the troops.

      I was spending a week in Huntsville with my Uncle. We went on hikes and ATV rides every day to explore the nature. We saw many birds. The salamander or newt caught my eye as well as the red squirrel. I have never seen such a bright red/orange newt before. …

      People take pictures of beautiful moments rather than actually witnessing them with their own eyes. With new technology and social media people strive to impress others even if that means missing out on life itself. It’s okay to take pictures, but once in a while put your phone away, take …

      The tulips in my garden started to blossom. This one however told a story. It happened to be the smallest tulip in the garden and grew the slowest. However, this tulip’s colour was the most vibrant and the most passionate. It happened to remind me of myself, someone who is …

      This picture was taken one morning just as the rain had stopped in my tulip garden. I watched my garden every day as these two beautiful flowers would begin their journey of life. Starting with a small seed and slowly following each other’s paths they began to bud and grow …

      The road, while it may be a long and hard journey it always has a bright and colorful ending to it. Although it may get dangerous sometimes it’s all worth it in the end.

      “Seas in Motion” shows a dynamic shot of moving water captured moments after the water splashed. It tells a dynamic and dramatic story of the power of water and its capabilities.

      This picture shows me that you don’t have to go far to find true beauty in the world.

      My family and I were taking a long hike in Bronte Creek Provincial Park, where we have seen many new things. We had stopped by a river, and had decided to step in and keep walking on. The trees were whispering, and the sun shone brightly. Overall, it was a …

      “Circle of Life” shows the story of the four seasons and the changes they bring. The same location was photographed four times, each in a different season to show how much change can occur over time.

      There are some things we may never see. Things that are masked in dark. As the moon gleams bright, the world lies in deep slumber. Strange objects come to life, haunting everyone’s dreams. But when light rises at dusk, everything changes back to the way it used to be.

      This picture uses a variety of photography skills to capture a seemingly little moment. It is of one flower on a branch on one plant in one park in one city. However it is a great metaphor for the significance of appreciating the little things. After all, it is the …