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This dock probably sees a lot of traffic each summer but it was pretty quit on the cool fall morning when I took this photo.
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Found this little waterfall near Algonquin park. The river shore was lined with leaves changing colours and a couple of cool little waterfalls like this one.
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We saw his for a whole month, protecting his territory. When he would sound an alarm call it was answered. Must of been nesting in the area. He was so beautiful and brilliant colours.
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The baby doe spotted swimming in the lake. I didn’t even know they can swim. Something probably scarred her but she made it to the other side and got out safe.
Experienced by Martina Vitáková
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Exterior of 19th century cathedral. St. Columbkille's Cathedral, Pembroke, Ontario, Canada.
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Parc d'Opemican was one of the most beautiful parks I've been to in Quebec.
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Went to do a photoshoot with my friend in a forest near my house and I got some really cool shots of her
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I was in the forest by my house for a shoot with my sister, and the ground looked so pretty to me but taking just the ground seemed to plain. I decided to use my sister’s messy shoes for the picture and they fit perfectly
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We were just sitting at our camp fire when this fox came around. He always comes around when he hears people. He’s very friendly. He sits there and posses for me when he sees I have my camera! He’s so cute! Sometimes he walks around us and will go on our deck. Seeing him reminds us that we are in the wild, we share the land we call home!
Experienced by Holly Lalonde
180 km from Algonquin Park
Yet another shot from Port Hope, really found it awesome how skilled this guy was on a seadoo. Got this shot with a zoom lense across the walkway out in the water. Very fun taking photos of this man.
Experienced by Steve Donoghue
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This little guy likes to hangout in my backyard, on this particular day I found him sitting on an old fence post. The sunlight coming through the trees was a perfect backdrop for this shot.
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Day two of an eight-day inland canoe trip through Lady Evelyn Smoothwater Provincial Park in Northern Ontario. It was getting hot and we needed to refresh!
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Every morning, on my way to school, I would see this church off in the distance near my home. I would only see the top of the tower only and not the rest of the area around it. One day on my reading week, I decided to drive to the church and see it for myself. Once I got there, it was a long symmetrical street with symmetrical buildings with the church, right in the center. I would have never guessed it could have been so beautiful to see and I always wanted to try the water reflection and that day was the day.
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a bare tree stands on the edge of a field with the first dusting of autumn snow on the ground.
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What a joy it is to drive down the backroads of Caledon, Ontario. The twists and turns will keep your adrenaline pumping, especially with the right car.
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The textures and colours of Leslieville in autumn. Toronto, Canada.
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I visited Lake Ontario and saw this beautiful view. It was a sunny afternoon, the water was absolutely still and pristine clear. So clear infact, that you could see the pebbles lying below. I just clicked it.
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Can't believe I managed to find a gap in this stunning trail without any people also walking down it. (I promise I didn't photoshop anyone out using content aware). This photo was shot on my 2017 Sony Xperia XZ Premium lol.
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The beautiful summer sunset at the Riverdale Park, in Downtown Toronto,
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A verticle streetscape featuring Ed Mirvish Theatre on Yonge Street in Toronto
