While many people try to stay warm in winter, I prefer to go outside to see the nature. Don’t expect all creatures will hide themselves into caves in winter, you may not only see many local birds, migrated birds and living organisms, but also enjoy silent and uncrowded environment. Remember to bring your long lens… Read more: Winter is fun for photography

The Fall color of Toronto (Great Toronto Area) is amazing. However, Fall only last 2 to 3 weeks from beginning October depending on weather condition. Winter is around the corner. If you want to see my winter photos, please stay in touch with me. Remember to maintain social distancing even going outside.

I love nature, particularly at night. While most tourists return their journey before the sky turns dim, it’s my time to start my engine to discover the harmony of nature. Lying on a rock or grassland or setting up a tent, looking up the sky and discovering all stars have their own tracks, different seasons… Read more: Dark Night – the harmony of nature

Within half an hour drive from Toronto, Lynde Shores Conservation Area is an ideal place for wildlife photographers and bird watchers. Due to the unique ecological pattern, it is not recommended to carry your own pets into the area nor feed wildlife to reduce disturbance of the nature. There are some pleasant walking trails for… Read more: Lynde Shores Conservation Area

Having a nice trip at Long Point Provincial Park, located at Southwest shore of Lake Erie, approximately 2 hours drive from Toronto.  During Spring and Falls, the park is packed with thousands of birdwatchers and photographers . In summer, most beaches along the park will be overcrowded by visitors around GTA and the U.S. There… Read more: Long Point Provincial Park, Ontaio