I’ve kept working as we travel east. After more than 11 weeks on the road, it feels like I’m on autopilot. I shoot everyday but I’m not very productive at this point.
After a long day of driving, we camped at Elk Island National Park. I decided to take the night off. That’s a sign that there will be a spectacular sunset. Sure enough, as I worked my way through one of the best steaks I have ever had, I looked behind me and the sky was on fire. I don’t usually shoot sunsets and did my best to ignore this one. But finally I couldn’t stand it any longer. I left Lori to clean up the dinner mess and I ran down to the lake.
Astotin Lake in Elk Island National Park, AB - Click for larger
We saw lots of Coyotes in Elk Island. This young one was wandering along the road.
Coyote - Click for larger
After a lot of driving, we have just made it back to Northern Ontario. The leaves are spectacular.
Mijinemungshing Lake, Ontario - Click for larger
Autumn on Whitefish River - Click for larger
Autumn in Espanola, ON - Click for larger
White-tailed Deer in Autumn - Click for larger
I keep clicking the shutter but I think my tank is running on empty. It’s time for us to head home.
Labels: Alberta, autumn, Elk Island National Park, Espanola, Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario, White-tailed Deer, Whitefish River
1 Comments:
I don't know how you did so much driving and slept in your van for so long!! But it is to our benefit since we get to see all the great photos! Love the sunset and the coloured leaves, as well. Looking forward to seeing all the results of your trip on your web site.
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