An Expedition Called Life

Overhanging point at Bruce Peninsula National Park.  Thanks to fellow camper we met along the way for taking our photo!

~ Tobermory, Ontario

The Waxy Monkey Frog.  This little guy is from South America and produces a poisonous wax secretion from its skin.

~ Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, Illinois

Papa looking out for his little babies.  This is a Canada Goose parading around the waterfront in Burlington with his 4 little goslings.

~ Burlington, Ontario

Peter Cotton Tail.  Well that’s what I named him (or her, not sure at this point).  Peter is my cute little arch enemy this spring as he ate half of the flowers in my garden this spring.  He at least gave me a good photo for them!

~ Burlington, Ontario

“Interesting angle” looking up at some daring trees growing cliffside.  Near one of the many waterfalls in Halton, this is a great place to hike around for the day!

~ Waterdown, Ontario

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around the hear it, does it make a sound?  We’ll never know, so here’s a photo of one with a little sun burst instead.

~ San Francisco, California

A little river running through Muir Woods National Park with a nice reflection.

~ San Francisco, California

Hiking in Muir Woods National Park there always seems to be a great opportunity to capture the sun shining through the trees, here is one of them! The rays of the sun look great when you use a fairly big aperture.

~ San Francisco, California

Hiking in the Muir Woods National Park in San Francisco, I came across this tree with a mossy type covering, it almost looks like the tree is covered in mini trees! The bokeh on the left side of the photo came out really nice too.

~ San Francisco, California

Here is the lagoonarium on the property at the St. Regis in Bora Bora.  It is an amazing natural habitat for hundreds of types of tropical fish.  It’s fairly calm and a great place to snorkel around!

~ Bora Bora, French Polynesia