Figtography

Various stages of dried Burdock in the autumn light.

Captured down by the Humber River in Toronto during a walkabout in the fall.

The sun descending beneath Georgian Bay, creating longer shadows of the stones over the relatively calm waters.

Breathe it in.

Looking up through the quiet geometry of trunks and leaves towards the sky.

The forest reminds you to breathe slower and notice how light finds its way down through the canopy.

These were taken along the Bluff Trail in Awende Provincial Park.

 

How many feet danced across this well-worn stage?

How many smiles occurred because of those moments?

So many stories buried in the scuff-marks and frayed edges.

Lily pads captured while hiking along the boardwalk part of the Wendat Trail around Kettle's Lake in Awenda Provincial Park.

A canopy on the water for those below.

Soft, green moss growing on rocks and tree stumps on the floor of a forest in Ontario, Canada.

Love how the colour speaks of rejuvenation and rebirth.

False Solomon's Seal (Maianthemum racemosum) growing along the Bluff Trail in Awenda Provincial Park.

Beautiful red berries bring colour to the surrounding forest bed.

Here is a curious Bold Jumping Spider (Phidippus audax - Bryante colour variant) being cute while scoping out her terrarium for something to munch on.

Winding through the green, these sections of boardwalk along the Spicebush Trail in Rondeau Provincial Park act like gateways to new discoveries.

If you ever want to enjoy a lovely walk and find yourself in the Southwest part of Ontario, you should check it out!

Some images of pretty (yet poisononous) Blue Cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides) berries.

Images captured along the Bluff Trail in Awenda Provincial Park.