So it happened again, a massive solar flare allowed us the opportunity to see the northern lights significantly further south than is typically possible.

I made the most of the situation and created some images around Squamish. Check out the Shop if you’re interested in purchasing one of these photos.

I recently had the pleasure to do some backpacking on the Western Uplands trail in Algonquin Provincial Park. The terrain was relatively easy, so even though we were on foot, we managed to cover a lot of distance each day. Approximately 50km total to be exact.

What can I say about Squamish, BC, other than it’s an incredibly special place for me. It represents freedom, wildness, and pure adventure that brings on certain emotions that I find trouble to articulate. It’s proximity to outdoor activities make it a haven for multiple disciplines of adventures sports, and draws people from all over the world.

Stormhaven has become a special place for me in Ontario! A place I can get away, set my thoughts straight, and breath in some fresh Canadian air. It’s also a remarkably beautiful place, with white limestone shores, and turquoise waters, it’s easy to forget you’re in Canada still (until jumping in the water that is).

The winter winds blow in from the north, and with them come a purifying blanket of snow. It’s a welcome change from the cold, dark, and rainy end of the fall season.

Fall in Ontario has a special place in my heart. The warm colours and cooler temperatures bring back happy memories of playing the leaves as a child.

Here is a small collection of fall images I captured this year.

Enjoy!

Since I first laid my eyes on the Tantalus range I have been enthralled by its beauty. Turning the bend on the Sea to Sky HWY they come into view. The jagged peaks, and sweeping glaciers are simply breathtaking. Good thing there is an area to pull of and take in the views.