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View fullsize The very cusp of the fall leaves before they had all fallen off the trees. 

This photo is exactly what my trip was like, searching, exploring, and adventure.

Looking forward to running a photography workshop here... eventually.
View fullsize Had such a great day teaching a Lightroom photo editing workshop at @wyemarsh a couple of Saturday's ago.

I teach one in the spring and one in the fall.

We were lucky enough to see a few swans, but that was really it. The marshy landscape was beaut
View fullsize It wasn't the sunset I wanted. It wasn't even the picture I had in mind. But sometimes you get surprised with not knowing what to expect.

I'll take all the Atlantic Ocean vibes.
View fullsize You know when you just have a picture in your mind? This was one of them.

I really wanted to capture a wander under the canopy with the golden birches. I just want to follow the path and see what's around the next bend!

#womenwhoexploreontario #sha
View fullsize Not very often (or ever) do you get the see the bottom of a rainbow... and TWO at that!

Damn the sky is magical.

#yourshot #cangeo #lakechamplain #vermont #newyorkstate #landscapephotography #doublerainbow #docklife #anchored #rainbowmagic #cloudsc
View fullsize I always tell my husband that I need to have some sort of place beside the ocean. A place where I can smell the salty breeze, beach comb, and be forever amazed by its nature.

Maybe it's the absence of having the ocean close-by, or maybe I just reall
View fullsize A before and after edit of Ausable Chasm in New York state, a sandstone gorge near Lake Champlain.

#AusableChasm
#Adirondacks
#NewYorkState
#NYAdventures
#UpstateNY
#TravelPhotography
#WomenWhoShoot
#FemalePhotographer
#CreativeConfidence
#WomenInPh
View fullsize Standing on the edge of... myself. 

It's been over 7 years since I've been able to give myself this time. 

Time with my camera, time to watch the sun rise. Time to work on my creativity and grow as a visual artist. Time for MYSELF.

Slowly. Bits an
View fullsize Giving myself TIME on these rocks, gave me an OPPORTUNITY to SEE more deeply.

It's never a quick snap and done. It's more than that. Photography takes effort.

Making a picture takes effort. Taking a picture is completely different.

#sharecangeo #a
View fullsize While my partner was inside looking at duck decoys at the @shelburnemuseum in Vermont, I was outside chasing light and rainbows. 🌈 #chasinglight #sharecangeo #yourshotphotographer #visitvermont #femalephotographer #sonyalpha #rainbowphotography #ont
View fullsize I left no rock unturned here.

My husband said to me, "I didn't realize how hard photography is!" He woke up before sunrise every single morning and came out with me, but this particular morning he decided to catch up on his sleep.

I'm not
View fullsize I didn't get a clear view on top of Cadillac Mountain at Acadia National Park, but I did appreciate being in the clouds, and the glimpses here and there of my surroundings.

Sometimes it's about taking what you can get, and just appreciating that. I'
View fullsize My camera used to live in a storage bin, covered in the same kind of dust that settles over ambitious dreams.

As a mother, a small business owner, and a person juggling a dozen priorities, I told myself the artist could wait. She would have to wait.
View fullsize "Wherever you are, be there totally." - Eckhart Tolle

#SonyAlphaFemale #SonyAlpha #ShareCanGeo
#BeThereTotally
#EckhartTolle
#MindfulPhotography
#MindfulPresence
#StopSnappingStartSeeing
#SlowDownSeeMore
#WomenWhoShoot
#FemalePhotographer
View fullsize This saltwater marsh along the Atlantic Coast (hello, Acadian National Park!) is a masterclass in resilience and slow, necessary creation. It looks serene, but this intertidal zone is the living filter and engine of the entire coastal ecosystem.

Sal
View fullsize Witnessing the sun rising at the very first place in the US @acadianps in Maine.

Salty ocean breeze, waves and tide washing up on shore. 

Another scouted location for a women's photography workshop.

#sharecangeo #atlanticocean #visitmaine #oceanti
View fullsize More scouting for an Acadia National Park photography workshop for women. 💕

#womenwhoexploreontario #sharecangeo #sheshoots #womeninphotography #visitmaine #nationalparkphotography #parkphotography #girlswhoclick #photographyworkshop
View fullsize I had heard that Acadia National Park was the busiest national park in the US, but I didn't really KNOW.

Shortly after I snapped this photo, like minutes later, 50+ people set up watch, like me, on these boulders to experience the sun go down. 

Wha
View fullsize I've wanted to go to Acadia National Park for a number of years. I finally went! 

It's important to be inspired by your landscapes. After years of photographing Muskoka and Georgian Bay, I was really craving something different.

If I could go back
View fullsize 🌿

#naturephotography #natureart #fernphotography #forestferns #ferns #depthoffield #sonyalpha

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