Glittering Sunrise Across A Muskoka Lake

Thanks, William. I would drop everything and go back to Muskoka any time!

Thank you, Lanua. Muskoka stole my heart away – and you can see why.

Thanks very much, PapasGirl. There was utter peace when I shot this. It was simple tranquillity.

Thanks so much, Cheryl. I grew up around water, so it’s not surprising that I am drawn to it all round the world!

Thanks very much, Alex. It’s a place I’d love to visit again. Muskoka took my breath away.

Thank you, Colin. I stopped several time along the way, shooting creeks, waterways, flaming colours in the sky. It was a morning to remember!

Thanks, Shulie. It was a really beautiful place to be.

Thanks, JustArt. It was a privilege to be standing there, on that crisp fall morning.

Thanks, Scott. The power of Nature…..

Thanks very much, Carlos. It was a beautiful morning and I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time.

Thanks very much, Steve. Muskoka inspired me in many ways – and you can see why!

Thank you, Clare. It’s a region that is full of inspiration for artists of any persuasion.

Thanks, Merrilyn. You might recall that this same shot was actually published in mX after I returned from Muskoka.

Thanks very much, John. I was all alone on the shore that morning, so Nature played to an almost-empty theatre!

Thanks, Helen. Funny you should mention that – it’s actually lens flare, not the moon, but you’ve just reminded me to dig out an unusual shot that combines moon and sun! Watch this space ….

Thanks very much, Marian. It’s four years since I was there last, but it inspired me in many ways.

Thanks very much, Bill – wonder if you know Gravenhurst well. I have a friend who lives there. Muskoka features in the title – and the tale – of my forthcoming novel.

Thanks so much, Edyta. Sorry it’s taken me so long to reply.

Thank you, Lynda. I think I was up at 3am, to leave Huntsville at about 3.30 … and yes, it was well worth it!

Thanks, Wayne. It was well worth getting behind the wheel at 3.30 am …!