Posted in Landscapes, tagged fall colour, Halfway Lake Provincial Park, haliburton, landscape photography, nature photography, ontario, photography, stock photography, sunrise on January 11, 2011| 3 Comments »
Going through some of my images from last year and thought I would post a few. Hope you like the photos.
Sunrise at Antrim Lake in Ontario’s Halfway Lake Provincial Park
Fall colour along Irondale River
The Gut on the Crowe River in The Gut Conservation Area
Posted in Haliburton Highlands, Landscapes, tagged autumn, fall colour, furnace falls, haliburton, irondale river, kinmount, landscape photography, nature photography, ontario, photography, stock photography, waterfalls on October 13, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Towards the end of my fall colour shooting this year I came across Furnace Falls on the Irondale River in Ontario’s Haliburton Region. This waterfall gets its name from blast furnaces, used to smelt iron ore, that were built near this location in the late 19th century. My timing for this year’s autumn colour could not have been worse. It seems as though many regions peaked early and all at the same time, followed by winds that stripped many trees of leaves. As you can see in the above photograph – why not make the bare trees part of the composition.
A 12-24mm lens was used along with a polarizing filter and a 1 & 2-stop Singh Ray grad filters handheld to hold back the sky.
Posted in Haliburton Highlands, Landscapes, tagged autumn, dorset, fall colour, haliburton, hollow river, landscape photography, long slide, nature photography, ontario, photography, stock photography, waterfalls, wetlands on October 1, 2010| 1 Comment »
The area around Dorset is another location in Ontario that offers beautiful fall colour. The Dorset Scenic Lookout Tower is a popular attraction to view wonderful, expansive views of mixed forests a blaze with reds, yellows and orange. A favorite spot of mine, however, can be found by driving north on Highway 35 to Haliburton Rd.8. Turn right onto Haliburton Rd.8 and drive for about 3 km to a small parking lot on the left side of the road along the Hollow River. There is a lovely little waterfall here called Long Slide. While driving along Highway 35 you will pass many small wetlands that also offer some beautiful viewing. Below is one such example.
Posted in Haliburton Highlands, Landscapes, tagged autumn, buttermilk falls, fall colour, haliburton, haliburton highlands, kennisis river, landscape photography, nature photography, ontario, photography, stock photography on September 27, 2010| 2 Comments »
Today’s autumn primer takes us to Ontario’s Haliburton Highlands along the Kennisis River. This photograph was shot downstream from Buttermilk Falls. To reach this location you would have to take Highway 35 to Buttermilk Falls. There is a small parking lot near the bridge at the Kennisis River. Park here and follow the path way to some splendid colour alongside river. With cool nights we have been experiencing lately the colours will be moving toward peaking quite rapidly.
