Autumn Colours and missed photos
I decided to take a break from the travel photos for a bit – don’t worry, I’ll have more up soon.
I had gathered a few photos since I returned from Europe that I’ve just been itching to share.
I’ll start with some that I took during the last leg of the summer. Desi and I took a day trip to Toronto Island, which is always a wonderful place to spend the afternoon. While there, I managed to get a great macro photo of a dragonfly resting on a twig:
On our way back, I had to grab the quintessential Toronto cityline photo:
A week or so later, I was driving home from work and a large storm system was just leaving the area, letting the evening sun poke in at a steep angle. The rain was still falling in the distance, which made for a wonderful double rainbow. I had to stop and take a photo:
Also in September I talked at the Barrie Users Group about Night Photography, and took some of the members out for a little walk around town afterwards. I think everyone enjoyed themselves, and here is a sample of the pictures I took:
There’s a few more in the gallery below:
When I made my trip to Sudbury on October 17th, I had a little time in the afternoon to search out some good autumn colour photos. Sadly, much of the Sudbury area was brown and dead by this point. I was, however, able to find a few gems with my macro lens:
And a few more below:





Hi Don
I always find your pictures so fascinating, I just love them.
I also enjoyed seeing pictures of your other Grandparents
50th party. Please say hi to Desi & everyone else for us ok.
Love you Tons
Meme & Pepe
Hi Don
Magnificent photo of the Barrie Archway and Gazebo. Must also comment on the way you captured the rainbow…incredible.
Love Mom