We spend a lot of time at different campgrounds in Ontario, and Algonquin is one of many we love. This was the view from a beautiful campsite on Opalescent Lake.
This photo lent itself well to the sketched effect, blending from a pencil sketch to the real image.
A misty morning view one morning, camping in September.
The bordering trees in this photo were turned into a chalk and charcoal rendering, blending in a portion of the real photo to illustrate the difference.
Another misty morning view in September.
A crackled effect on a nice scenery shot adds a suggestion of depth.
The Barron Canyon offers some wonderful photos from above or below.
A watercolour effect can add different dimensions to an image. Ghosting images into a photo can tell a story from the past.
Stop to smell the roses! Or at least to photograph pretty blooms.
One colour element in a monochromatic photo can have a powerful effect. Blurring the background or adding “wind” while single elements remain “still” can have an interesting effect.