After a relaxing day reading on the dock, I picked up my camera after dinner and took a walk around the cottage with Charles. He’s four years old now and finally patient enough to just lay down and take a break when I stop to take photos on our way. Anyone who’s enjoyed walks with a dog and camera will likely understand that taking photos with a young dog around can often be a difficult task. When you bend down to snap a photo, they’re right there in your face looking for attention or getting excited that you’re bending down to their level.

 
I could post a lot more photos from this series, but this few really cover the group pretty well. It was one of those mid-summer evenings with the sun just beginning to touch the horizon and a beautiful time to shoot.

A view of an old cabin sitting so isolated on three small rock islands on Rabbit Lake, Temagami. I snapped this shot while skimming by in our fishing boat. Looked so serene and peaceful… the water had just settled into a perfect sheet of glass for the night and we were heading back to camp to make dinner. The water was so smooth in fact that even at the 15-20km/h we were zipping by at, we could see the pollen and bugs scattered across the surface of the water 50 feet ahead of us.

Truly one of those moments you just have to take in because no picture, however great, will never do it justice.

I was in Mexico at the end of April for one of my best friend’s wedding. One day before the wedding we took the ferry across from Playa del Carmen to Cozumel and rented a Jeep for the afternoon to tour around the entire island along the coastal highway. Believe it or not, this appears to be someone’s home on the Atlantic side Cozumel, Mexico.

I shot this while travelling along at about 90km/h in a beat up old Jeep. This was just before the two guys piled on a moped passed us with beer in hand and sharing a joint, no helmets of course.

The calm before what was to become a 12-hour thunderstorm a friend and I weathered in a tent on Rabbit Lake, Temagami.

While on a fishing trip to Rabbit Lake, Temagami, we took some time to get out of the boat and hike down a trail that lead to the bottom of this dam. What was more interesting what the remnants of the original damn that we strewn all over the site. I imagine when this damn was built, the old wooden timbers form the original were just cast aside to rot away.

I was on a fishing trip with a friend early this summer and managed to snap this shot while rocketing along the lake in the fishing boat. The cottage is completely isolated on three small rocks that serve as mini islands on Rabbit Lake, Temagami.