Height of bloom.

We recently strolled in the bush at Wawanosh Lake and found the trilliums are at the height of bloom.

A close-up photo of a White Trillium (Trillium grandiflorum), Ontarios’ official provincial flower.

Favourite.

Johnny Jump-ups are perhaps my favourite spring flower.

A close-up image of a Johnny Junp-up bloom.

Most astounding.

Today was Fayes’ last day of work; her new phase of life begins!

One of her co-workers created, produced, and gave her this most astounding quilt. Faye was awestruck that someone would do this.

Criss-crossed.

Morning sky ablaze and criss-crossed.

Favourite.

The Forget-me-not is one of my favourite flowers. Our yard has several clumps which reseed every year and have for years.

Down on its level.

It is spring and the garden is abloom, including the trilliums. I got down on its level to photograph the Red Trillium.

Spring is here.

While the calendar may insist it’s still a few days away, these crocuses in the backyard beg to differ.

From the archive.

Shortly before sunrise a few weeks ago.

Country road on a foggy morning.

Softly lit.

On a marvellous late winter morning, this tin barn was softly lit by pre-sunrise light, with the moon setting above it. I was blessed to come across this scene.

A metal barn softly illuminated by morning light, with the full or nearly full moon setting above it.