Blooming through winter
Nice surprise from mother nature while snowshoeing.
Fumes of sunlight
Waiting for the sun to show up...
Winter apparition
Spotted some wildlife while driving through Grands Jardins national park in winter.
Frozen summit
An amazing winter hike to the top of Monts Valin, that view at the summit was the cherry on top!
Our clouds...
Our own clouds rising and melting in the sky...
Piercing through
As the sun decided to play hide and seek, its light got brighter than ever on the horizon...
Winter wonderland
An other one of nature's gifts, carved through winter...
Campfire under ten thousand stars...
What could be better after a day off-roading than to find a nice spot, lit a fire to warm up and enjoy some sausages, beers and marshmallows while the sun sets and the stars rise?
Cloud of stars
Enjoying the night after an off-roading day...
Million-year old waves
Sometimes the landscape will reveal its very slow but strong motion.
The drop
Winter is coming to Québec...
The Dive
A grey jay diving from a tree before flying away.
Winter gold
Shot from the tower at the top of the Montagne Noire at the end of an off-roading day, clear day with an amazingly far sight!
Fading colors...
Autumn colors are starting to disappear as winter creeps already towards Québec...
Driving away...
4x4 excursion to the top of Montagne Noire
Freeze frame
4x4 excursion to the top of Montagne Noire.
Tigh-knit
Looks this this tree is not big enough for this bunch of mushrooms!
Autumn warmth
Montreal shot from Saint Bruno National Park by the end of a nice autumn day...
An other fall goes by...
Seasons go by but this mechanical beauty doesn't fade!
Popping out!
One of fall's surprising shapes...
Not fallen yet...
A shelf mushroom still holding onto a dead tree, and a fall leaf still holding onto that mushroom...
Rising clouds
Morning fog above the hills near Killington, Vermont, U.S.
Sunset walk
Amazing sunset light by the lake, which was supposed to be a simple evening walk turned into a shoot session!
Tiny forest
Get your eyes low enough and this peat bog field can be a forest with wild animals!
