This replica of an old train bridge is on the Chedoke trail in the west end of Hamilton Ont. It was built in 2012 to replace a smaller bridge that was falling apart because of erosion in the area. I have

Yesterday a lot of things were closed and schools given a snow day, because of a risk of freezing rain and ice. I could easily tell that there was no risk despite everyone in online groups claiming it

For this entry for the #monomad challenge, I flew my drone of Pier 4 in Hamilton Ont. To check out the frozen bay and lake Ontario. This year there has been great ice coverage and I am glad to have captured

Hamilton Ont. has always been known as steel city, because oft he massive steel companies in the north end of the city. But in recent years that has started to change! Massive closures and development

After a couple weeks of freezing temperatures and on a night that was -30 degrees Celsius. I ventured down to a storm drain in the west end of Hamilton Ont. The plan? To see if a frozen underground

After going to two frozen waterfalls in the last week (my last two posts), I planned on staying inside to relax. Until my friend Mike messaged me saying: I know it's short notice but do you want to go

With a solid couple of weeks of frigid temperatures, I knew exactly where I wanted to go see ice formations! Lower Chedoke falls is a 20 foot tall waterfall located off the Chedoke trail is west Hamilton

For a weekend outing with the family, we decided to go on a hike to Sydenham falls in Dundas Ont. The starting point is at a train bridge that runs over the creek. Usually with a small waterfall under

I have been wanting to explore an industrial location lately, and the number one place on my list is this abandoned steel rod mill. A location that I have explored several times already but there is so

This was a winter weekend to remember! It started with absolutely freezing temperatures (-50 Celsius at 5,000 feet and -20 at surface with a -30 Windchill) on Friday and it stayed similar on Saturday.

With an urge to shoot light trails, I took a walk to an old TH&B near me in Hamilton Ont. and spent about two hours at the spot. It is incredible how meditative it can be, to just completely zone out

We had a week of unusually high temperatures ending with a 10 degree Celsius day. Followed by two days of cold snow. During and after the snow not too many people were on the streets, so I took my drone

This old abandoned plant is a place that I have frequented many times. To explore, do photoshoots and for light painting. This time it was because of a person who commented on my YouTube video of exploring

This underpass is my favorite in the city of Hamilton Ont. But it is located in a place that I don't go very often (Charlton Ave.), so I never think of it when looking for shooting locations. While shooting

This week we have had unusually high temperatures and rain. Mixed with melting snow, I figured this would be a perfect time to hike to the Devils Punchbowl in Stoney Creek Ontario! The 120 foot tall Ribbon

While looking on the map for directions to another location, I spotted this house tucked behind a restaurant. Then found out it was part of a huge piece of land that has development plans. When I arrived

I have taken a break from online activities for the last month, and feel ready to "get back in the saddle" and start shooting/posting again. While on a walk yesterday, snow started to heavily

Every Christmas season, the city of Hamilton puts on a Christmas display and activities in Gore Park (the downtown core). When my oldest daughter was young they had reindeer that you could feed and a kids

With some free time and mold winter temperatures, I went to the 403 highway overpass in Hamilton Ont. To shoot one of my favorite styles, light trails. I really love doing them but don't get the chance

After a very hard couple of weeks, I got into nature to unwind. Starting on the Canterbury trail and waterfall in Ancaster Ont. I continued on the trail past the small waterfall and without another soul