Tooth of Time in Ice - Elora, Ontario (2016)

One of the most iconic landmarks in Elora is the ‘Tooth of Time’ islet, which juts dramatically into the Grand River as it plunges over the Elora Gorge Falls adjacent to the Elora Mill. This photograph, captured during an ice storm in March of 2016, offers a rare glimpse of ‘the Tooth’ encrusted in a glimmering sheen of ice.

Layers in Time - Elora, ON (2014)

As a relatively recent newcomer to the Elora area, I am pleased to have already discovered a wealth of inspiration not far from my own backyard. One aspect of this area that I find so engaging is how the layering of the local geological features converges with the passage or layering of moments in time. This lengthy exposure was taken in the lead-up to dusk, at a time when the warmer spring air currents were converging with the frigid air mass of the 2013/2014 winter. I spent several hours looking for potential shots of the gorge along this stretch of river. It was incredible to see how notably the river and gorge changed in appearance during that relatively brief passage of time, as the swift current gradually nibbled away at the ice formations.

Rusty Pipe - Elora, Ontario (2016)