Hikes with K2 in early spring seasons offer first sights of wildlife, budding vegetation and gushing creeks.
March: K2 visits Niagara Falls as we admire landscapes, wildlife, and 180 degrees tourism.
K2 visited Niagara Falls with us many times, at least once in each season - winter, spring, summer, and fall. However, this photo essay is about his first visit.
February: An adventurous hike with K2 after a heavy snowfall
K2's company provided me a comfort level that enabled me to hike during adverse elements of weather, such as under deep snow after a snow storm.
January: A hike with K2 to remember – under snow and fog after the polar vortex
My second hike with K2, our Great White Hungarian Kuvasz. K2 turned me from a couch potato into an avid hiker.
Walking on Hong Kong’s Avenue of Stars by the Bay and areas close to it in hot and humid conditions
This was not my typical hiking adventure. After two hikes in the national parks of Hong Kong, I walked on the streets and Avenue of Stars.
Hiking in two national parks of Hong Kong in hot and humid conditions
Hiking adventure through two national parks of Hong Kong and enjoying a walk on the Avenue of Stars by the Bay.
Spring 2023 – going solo camping and hiking for a busy season of adventures
I undertook several solo adventures in various provincial parks of Ontario and in local conservation areas and ravine trails in response to Explore magazine’s Live the Adventure Club Spring challenge of 2023.
Rondeau Provincial Park – exploring the park on foot and photographing flora and fauna on the go
I explored Rondeau Provincial Park going solo on foot, photographed landscapes, trees, wildflowers, and wildlife on the go, and camped by myself.
Presqu’ile Provincial Park – a photo essay on a solo hike under a heavy downpour
I did a solo hike under a heavy downpour at the Marsh Trail of Presqu'ile Provincial Park in beautiful Prince Edward County in Ontario in late May 2023. Per my hiking photography genre, I took shots of landscape, wildlife, plants and trees, close-ups of fungi, and vagaries/oddities of nature.
Point Pelee National Park, Ontario in early spring – less colours, but still attractive
A park for exploring the marsh from a boardwalk, wildlife, beaches, canoeing, kayaking, and touching the southernmost tip of Canada.
K2, the Kuvasz, and me 