Lake Nipissing

Lake Nipissing Fall Shoreline 

Taken in early October 2014. A week later all of the leaves had fallen from the same trees.

Winter Sunset

Taken in late-March, 2014,  the snow banks along Memorial Drive were still quite high and helped frame the tree arching over the sunset on Lake Nipissing.

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Lake Nipissing Spring Ice

Taken in early April just as the ice is starting to break up and drift outwards from the shoreline.  The shore ice conditions last for a week or so and marks the transition from snowshoeing on the ice to the opening of canoe season.

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Lake Nipissing Shore Ice

Sun sets over Spring shoreline ice that has been blown ashore and piled up as soft fractured ice crystals. 

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Lake Nipissing sunset canoe

Taken in late Fall, as canoe season draws to a close, a final and rare glass calm evening on Lake Nipissing after the sun has set. 

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Lake Nipissing sunset

Unseasonably mild weather and a hazy day over Lake Nipissing made for a colourful November sunset.

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Lake Nipissing moon

Taken in mid-March, the lake covering snows have started to melt and re-freeze leaving great conditions for a walk out to the Manitou Islands. Taken at about 5:30 a.m. the moon is setting just as the sun rises from the opposite shoreline to the east.

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Lake Nipissing sunrise

Simply turning the camera on it's tripod away from the early morning moonset, the breaking morning was pictured over North Bay.

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North Bay waterfront

In early October the waterfront Linden trees turn a bright yellow that only lasts about a week before the leaves have fallen.

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Duchesnay Falls

Fall colour and high water levels at Duchesnay Falls.

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