Pandemic Fall Adventures Around Ottawa
What happens when you are a photographer who lives through a pandemic in Ottawa? And you no longer own a car? You adventure around with those you live with. You hope and pray that they don’t get sick of being talent for months on end. Lyn, Ren and I have spent a lot of time outside since April. Almost every morning and evening and many times throughout the days we walked, biked and explored the trails and paths close to us. A few times we rented a car to explore further outside of where we live. But it’s been a fun challenge to see how far-a-field we can go with Ren in tow.
Family Portrait on the West side of Gatineau Park
Pole Art Installation at the Fletcher Wildlife Park
Sun Shade Art Installation at the Fletcher Wildlife Park
A 6-AM Sunrise on the Edge of Dows Lake
The Famous Falls of the Wilson Carbide Mill in Gatineau Park
Fighting Birds at Morris Island Conservation Area
The Famous Lorne Rapids on the Ottawa River
