Great Blue Heron - Light Spheres..

A Great Blue Heron stands poised to strike a fish as the light reflecting off the water behind him/her forms spherical shapes. Shot wide open at F2.8. © Jeff Chevrier

Frosty window..

The warmth of my hand melts the ice on a frosty window. The hand-print literally shrunk before my eyes. Funny how this always happens when it is cold... :) © Jeff Chevrier

Joe Carter laugh..

Toronto Blue Jays hero Joe Carter breaks into spontaneous laughter at Spring Training in Dunedin Florida in 1991... © Jeff Chevrier

Morning mist..

The sun burns through the morning mist and mature trees on Stavebank Rd. in Mississauga. © 2004 Jeff Chevrier

Beach Walkers..

A couple strolls by on the beach on a cold day, framed by a gap in a fence with a broken board. © 2004 Jeff Chevrier

First snow..

The season's first snow settles on a rusty tricycle. © Jeff Chevrier

Dog in smock

What can I say? A beautiful dog in a cozy ear-warmer... © Jeff Chevrier

Sikh Men (elders)

Sikh elders relax in a room they share at a Sikh Temple I did a photo essay on a few years back. © Jeff Chevrier

Sabatini Action

Gabriela Sabatini returns a shot at the Canadian Open Tennis championships in Toronto in 1995. © Jeff Chevrier

Boy with glasses

Shot in my studio a few years back, boy has lots of personality! © Jeff Chevrier

German Shorthair running..

A German Shorthair Pointer runs at the camera (and me!) in the snow, as part of a shoot for stock. © Jeff Chevrier

The Shark and the Sandpit..

Australian Greg Norman (nickname, 'the Shark') blasts out of a sandtrap at the Canadian Open at Gen Abbey in 1992. © Jeff Chevrier

Lightning Strikes..

Lighning stikes behind my house (whew, close one :) at the beginning of a rainstorm.

Fall leaves..

A Macro shot of some backlit leaves at Erindale Park in Mississauga.

Angel Martinez

Toronto Blue Jays Catcher Angel Martinez stretches in Dunedin Florida at the Jays Spring Training camp in 1995.

Wendel Clark & Doug Gilmour

Wendel Clark and Doug Gilmour share an intimate thought before a key faceoff in a L.A. Kings / Toronto Maple Leafs playoff game in Toronto in 1992.

Parade participant...looking back

This girl looked back, just before marching off with her band-mates at the Santa Claus parade in Mississauga.

Fans celebrate World Series Win, 1992

I was shooting for REUTERS in 1992 when the Jays won their first World Series, was back in 1992, away from home. Fans here in T.O. were watching the game on the Jumbotron at SkyDome, then rushing onto the field after the win to celebtrate.

Princess Diana in Ottawa

I took this image of Lady Diana when I was in the 'Press Pool' for the British Royal Tour in 1991. I was fortunate to be within 3 feet of her on a few occasions –- other times, I was packed in with all of the other shooters, carefully orchestrated by her handlers. We even had a special luxury bus just for us that took us to each location just minutes before she arrived each time. She was a truly beautiful person.

Tree of Life

This tree was backlit by the morning sun in Erin Mills.

Ridgeway in Mist

The Ridgeway 'breakwater' ship in the mist on an EXTREMELY cold morning in Port Credit harbour.

Sky under construction..

This road sign had some 'graphic appeal' on a warmly lit November morning on my way to work. Seems to me that the sky is always 'Under Construction.' :)

Metal Tepee

This metal 'Tepee' was sitting in a soccer field in a nearby park yesterday morning as I jogged by. OF COURSE, I had my digital camera with me... ;) The low angle and sunrise helped make an image out of this..

Gray Skies..

A gray sky over Lake Ontario at Rattray Marsh.. Image made with a Nikon D70 DSLR, Nikkor AF-S 18-70mm lens.

Man in the mirror..

Self-portrait, fooling around with a Contax SL-300RT* digital swivel camera in my car after getting a coffee at Tim Hortons.

Backlit Gauges...

RPM and Speedometer, backlit at night as I carefully balance my digi-cam on the steering wheel to avoid camera-shake..

Big Sky in Mississauga

This time, 1 minute later, I put the camera on the roof of the car to catch its reflection...