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Leading lines all point to the moon making an appearance early one winter day

Leading lines all point to the moon making an appearance early one winter day

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iPhone 11 Pro Max

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Aperture f/2 ISO 100 Shutter 1/122 Focal Length 6/1

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Oct, 2021

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Chicago comes alive at night along the riverwalk as people sit at the cafes and water taxis zip along under the lift bridges. Blue hour is truly magical!

Door to the light

Austrian crystal goblets waiting for the oarty to begin

A client wanted portraits of her elderly parents that captured their lives as she knew them. Her 84 year old father was a tailor in greece since age 19 before coming to canada. This was hos gnarled hands still working the fabric on his fav sewing machine.

Ice racing indoors

The Hermine stand still now after her sailing adventures finally ran her aground

The marina at port credit overlooking the toronto skyline

One of the last covered bridges in Ontario Canada

Annapolis at night

This local bag piper posed for this photo inside a famous scottish heritage homestead, shot using only natural loght

The path through the woods at sunrise

A burned out old barn sits in a field watching another season pass. Black and white was a natural choice

This old truck has many stories to tell im sure begire being keft in this field

this old barn on a 1903 homestead that I was shooting had a window that backed right out onto their cornfield. This chair was sitting at the window as

Natures traffic light. Red-green-yellow

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