Newfoundland Interesting Doors and Doorways I’ve always been attracted to doors and windows, and have wondered what’s behind them. When I have the opportunity, I like to photograph them open, so I can discover a little of their secrets… I had a post on doors in St. John’s Newfoundland Canada, but those were city doors. While
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Inside St. Mary Church, Nova Scotia We visited St. Mary church (Église Sainte-Marie) on Yarmouth & Acadian Shores of Nova Scotia a few years ago when we drove to the Maritimes Canada. It is a French wooden church in a French community of St. Mary’s Bay area, Southwest Nova Scotia, in a French Breton style.
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Belize City Harbor and Marina, a busy interesting place Belize City Harbor is a busy picturesque place and gate to Ambergris Caye and other Belize tropical islands in the Caribbean Sea. Click on the photos to see them in a larger format, along with more pictures I took of Belize City. After taking a jungle
Power lines are not the most desirable elements we want to have in a picture… in fact, photographers are trying hard to avoid them, by taking different angles or even alter their shots in post processing. However, we have to admit that they are part of our daily life… ubiquitous – so to say, and
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Toys are less likely to be a subject to talk about in a travel site, but to me, traveling is not only about seeing landscapes and architecture… I’m always carrying the camera with me wherever I go and as an avid documentary type of photographer, I’m curious and like to observe things that others may
Ottawa architectural patterns. Here there are some representative images from my multiple photos I took in Ottawa. They are representing patterns, intersecting lines, rows and geometry in the architecture of the beautiful capital of Canada. Window reflections and architectural patterns, downtown Ottawa Lines and patterns of a modern office building on Spark street, Ottawa. It’s
Mother best mentor There’s no secret that a mother is the core of the family and best mentor ever – we all know this and are grateful to what she taught us from the first day we came into this world. I dedicate to my Mom these cute photos of a wild duck mother, guiding
Desert Bighorn Sheep in the Valley of Fire, Nevada, trying to escape the tourist invasion… It’s not very uncommon to see the Valley of Fire Desert Bighorn Sheep, but still you need a little luck. – And we had it Yay!!! 🙂 These animals are similar to their relatives that don’t live in the desert.
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