Travel Tips and Stories of Port Stanley in Canada
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Travel guide of Port Stanley
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Port Stanley from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Port Stanley
The beach is a great office! Trying to allow creation to bleed into every area of my life.
17 km from Port Stanley
Serenity and fury. A lighthouse stands firm against the onslaught of the waves.
Experienced by Michael Krahn
17 km from Port Stanley
On a stormy day, a lighthouse sits below a painted sky as waves crash in from the ocean.
Experienced by Michael Krahn
17 km from Port Stanley
A lighthouse beacon illuminates the Milky Way as people fish off the pier.
Experienced by Michael Krahn
22 km from Port Stanley
Beams of light in a hidden valley. Undiscovered wilderness of unimaginable beauty. Light is a servant as it illuminates the people and objects we want to see, but fog serves the light by making it a visible feature of the landscape. Light was tangible this morning.
Experienced by Michael Krahn
22 km from Port Stanley
A flood of light on a treed hill. Undiscovered wilderness of unimaginable beauty. Light is a servant as it illuminates the people and objects we want to see, but fog serves the light by making it a visible feature of the landscape. Light was tangible this morning.
Experienced by Michael Krahn
36 km from Port Stanley
Get this. Stood in the same spot for hours waiting for sunset, twilight, night. I miss read the sunset time and was an hour early. It was too clear of a day/night, but I still wanted to create! If interested in the version of this photo that is not such a wild edit, just message and we can chat 🙏— Scott
36 km from Port Stanley
World, meet London, Canada on a very cold night. Shot from the top of city hall. It features some of our iconic buildings and adding depth to our skyline.
36 km from Port Stanley
On a self-imposed photo walk, I went up to a parking garage to check out the view. Once up there, I had to take some photos of the city around me. After shooting some images I went to leave but hit the washroom in the building first (it’s like a small little mall). As I was leaving the washroom, a security guard came storming in the washroom and then made a quick u-turn after me. Oh, boy was I scolded for taking some photos up on the parking garage. I’m banned from going on their property and taking any pictures now - apparently. It’s a tough call - ask for permission or ask for forgiveness.
36 km from Port Stanley
View of downtown London Ontario Canada and Thames River in Autumn 2019 by Scott Webb Photography
74 km from Port Stanley
We stumbled on this beautiful creature while arriving at the family cottage. She was hesitant to greet us at first, but we approached her with food and shelter and she opened up to our family. A friend took her in and named her Josie!
82 km from Port Stanley
Left this lovely bronze painted pineapple as a mini installation at the beach. Spread Good Vibes! 🍍
83 km from Port Stanley
It was a foggy afternoon and we were loosing light. There wasn’t much opportunity for pictures on our trek so far, until we drove past this forest. Trees perfectly lined with the sun just about to set. Ended out being one of my favourite pictures. This was just a reminder that sometimes the best images are the ones that come naturally. I love the mood and the depth really helps with that in this photograph
104 km from Port Stanley
Blue Water Bridge spanning Sarnia and Point Edward Ontario to Port Huron Michigan
Experienced by Daniel J Bellyk
106 km from Port Stanley
On cold, rainy, fall days in Canada it’s not very inviting to go for walking in nature. But if you’re willing to give it a shot and wander off the beaten path to those less traveled. Sometimes you find something truly amazing.
122 km from Port Stanley
Went on a nice fall season hike at the Dundas Peak park for nature and portrait shots.
127 km from Port Stanley
Was inspired but a photo I saw of a port at night. I wanted to do something similar so I went down to the local port and was lucky there was a salt cargo ship moored. It was my first time experimenting with HDR images. I wanted to capture the sky and glassy water. The sky itself was a bit grey and very un-interesting, wasn’t till i was in lightroom editing the photos that the sky had all these colours in it. Very happy with the results.
Experienced by Dylan McLeod
137 km from Port Stanley
This wood duck has been hanging around southern Ontario during the cold of winter and makes a nice contrast of colour in the snow.
Experienced by Ryk Naves
139 km from Port Stanley
The Bruce trail, which stretches from Niagara to Tobermory, passes through many beautiful, wild Carolinian forests.
160 km from Port Stanley
Looking for the perfect angle to capture this amazing sunset that was happening before my eyes, it’s around 5 in the evening in Jordan, Ontario and I notice how beautiful the splash of the wave looks up against the rocks. The raging hit against the stone as the wave breaks and the twinkling of water flashes the golden sunset…click goes the sound of my shutter as the wave breaks.
Experienced by Michael Baldovinos