Some photos shot on the coldest day of the year so far. I’ll always make a point to get down to the beach when it’s freezing cold out. It’s worth it for these awesome ice formations.
A man walks along the frozen shores of Lake Ontario.
It’s so darn cold out, but at least the light has been on point lately.
Last evening’s sunset as seen from a frozen Polson Pier in Toronto, Ontario.
As per tradition, I made it out to the Winter Stations on the coldest and windiest day possible. I love catching these installations on the beach. Which one is your favourite?
Yesterday we were blasted with a ton of snow… like a lot. We crushed the previous record for February 27, which was set in 2013. 12.4 cm was the last record and it was the greatest snowfall on record since 1938! We destroyed that record. There were spots in the city that had up to 20 cm of the white stuff. The extreme weather we are experiencing more recently is probably super normal and definitely not global warming *hard eye roll*. Yesterday I resisted the urge to stay inside and got out to capture this epic snow event. Here are a couple of the stills I captured.
I survived this snowmageddon and I’m happy to report that it has stopped snowing and is now a sunny and beautiful day.
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