Mother nature decided to show her hand all weekend for this year's show. Dim grey skies made for some lackluster shots. I did get a few images worth saving.
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Chris Button Photography
Tuesday, January 23, 2024
Thorndale Rodeo
This was the second annual Dodge RAM Rodeo in Thorndale. I changed my vantage point and was rewarded with some very close action.
Canadian Raptor Conservancy
It's always a fun time taking about 1,800 images in about just over two hours. This was my third or fourth visit and I'm never disappointed.
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Sunday, September 3, 2023
Model Shoot
For the second time, I had the opportunity to join in a photographer/model meet up in Windsor, ON.
Katie Jade Durham
Lake George
We spent a couple of nights with another cousin in eastern New York state. For one evening we took a dinner cruise on Lake George. Good food. Good views. Great company.
New Hampshire
Next on our trip was a drive through New Brunswick, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. We stayed in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and hunted for water falls and covered bridges.
Nova Scotia
Like so many did this year, we travelled to the east coast this summer. We spent a couple of days with my cousin in Nova Scotia. Our day sight seeing was mostly bright blue sky and mild to hot temperatures. Later in the day, at Peggy's Cove, the sky got some character.
Saturday, May 27, 2023
Whitehorse
Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland, independantly successful musicians and husband and wife duo are Whitehorse. Playing in London, ON at the Aeolian Hall, they brought out their son to help with the encore.
Thursday, March 30, 2023
The Grand Old Lady
I had to drive along the north shore of Lake Erie recently. It was a very cold and windy day and I stopped at the property in both directions. The house has been abandoned for as long as I can remember it. Sadly, she's showing her age now. It is expected that she will collapse in the very short term. So while I've taken her portrait several times, this could be my last. Just look at the wall on the right hand side - it's not really there. She's often referred to as the most photographed abandoned buildings in south-western Ontario.