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Not your typical day on the Toronto waterfront. Winter strips away all the excess and allows the geometry of nature to shine through.
The snow weighed down the branches of the pines to turn them into sentinels, standing stiffly at attention, guarding the sacred stillness of the morning. One of them…
In the blue hour before sunrise, as dawn breaks on the first heavy snow of the season
Featuring the fainter Fall/Winter section of the Milky Way, and some subtle airglow
After a blizzard, the snow stuck to the windward side of the trees in this interesting pyramidal shape
During an unusually cold and snowy winter in Vancouver, BC. You don’t see this every year! The branches are like marvellous arabesques.
When else can you travel to the high arctic without leaving the comfort of your own city? The ice jam broke up later in the day: https://twitter.com/StormhunterTWN/status/1494419084649324545
Seen at the mouth of Etobicoke Creek as it flows into Lake Ontario. The pancakes form as chunks of ice spin slowly in the current until they are…
As the ice melted, it formed these super cool patterns on the lake. This is because Lake Timiskaming is not an actual lake but a wide section of…
At Humber Bay Park, the icy spray of the lake freezes on the branches to create these magnificent crystalline structures that are reminiscent of coral. Daytime version here.