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Nature getting creative

Nature getting creative

The amazing sculptural forms that trees provide seem unlimited in scope.

The amazing sculptural forms that trees provide seem unlimited in scope.
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This must be my first time for me to capture the webs of night. I heard a lot about them when I was a child. They were always forming outside my bedro

This is part of a garden that I designed. Here are two stars in an autumn garden - orange dahlias from Mexico in the foreground, and crimson bergamot

I was on the Toronto Islands in the harbour area when I was attracted by a cloud of orange butterflies around a bed of purple flowers. Then there was

Going to the local cemetery is a good time to scout out new trees. But this time I was inspired to include a good-looking grave stone against the dyin

February tulips

Fall and dampness brings out the colour, even in the most rotten of places. The forms that these plants took reminded me of the shapes of clouds in B

This exhibit of glass work lifted my spirits and allowed for interesting photographic compositions. I found these reflections on the walls, from the

Went for a walk in the neighbourhood yesterday evening in mid June. I was excited to come across an orange peony shrub in full bloom. Its a variety

This is from an exciting exhibition of glass by artist, Chihuli, seen at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. This is not post-edited. It took a while

Damp weather brought out some of the colour in this gnarled and groaning fallen tree.

Here are some hardworking, salmon-coloured begonias that bloom like crazy through the summer and fall. They are in a luminous blue pot and next to a

This was at a lake in Northern Ontario. I liked the colours and how everything teetered on the edge of abstraction.

During a walk in a local park on the shortest day of the year I went along what, for me, was a new trail. The outline of a decayed tree caught my att

Sometimes you see a house next to another house and there is no relationship between them. But these two houses and nature seem to have worked someth

Outrageous flower at the local greenhouse shows light through its delicate petals.

It was after this photo shoot that I found I was locked in the cemetery. Crawled under the 10 foot high and spiked gates to escape. Is this tree dan

This was at a lake in Northern Ontario. I liked the colours and how everything teetered on the edge of abstraction. It has qualities I'd associat

This could be a smoke bush, in mid June. The colours are sensuous and dramatic and look great with the same kind of lighting conditions.

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