Sunset on Lake Superior, Wawa, Ontario
From October 23rd to November 3rd I was in Ontario’s far north on the shore of Lake Superior teaching two back to back landscape photography workshops. Lake Superior with a doubt provides landscape photographers with the most scenic vistas in Ontario. It is very easy to see what the area caught the eye of the Group of Seven. During this year’s trip we were blessed with inclement weather which saw large waves rolling into the rugged coast, providing us with some very dramatic imagery. We were even rewarded with an early dusting of snow one morning which added further interest to the already impressive landscape.
In between the two workshops I had two half days and two full days off so I decided to venture further north to the area around Marathon, Ontario to explore one of my most favourite parks in Ontario – Pukaskwa National Park. I was also able to locate a specific waterfall along Mink Creek that I had tried to find on numerous previous trips.
Today’s post features a selection of imagery from both landscape photography workshops and my two solo days further afield. I am hard at work putting the finishing touches on the 2020 Lake Superior event and will announce it in the near future. To be added to the contact list please do reach out to me by clicking here.
Daybreak on Lake Superior, Wawa, Ontario
Approaching Storm on Lake Superior, Wawa, Ontario
Lake Superior, Wawa, Ontario
Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario
Mink Falls, Marathon, Ontario
Agawa Bay, Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario
Agawa Rock, Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario
Early Snow on Lake Superior, Wawa, Ontario
Lake Superior at Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario
Lake Superior at Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario
Lake Superior at Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario
In-Camera Birch Forest Blur, Ontario
Sandy Beach on Lake Superior, Wawa, Ontario
Catfish Creek, Ontario
Andrew McLachlan 