Image © Jeff Chevrier

Stormy weather can be great to shoot, as the highly volatile, changing light can be dramatic. Here, I was stuck stopped in traffic at an on-ramp and looked out to see cars passing by against a deep gray sky.

Image © Jeff Chevrier

Waiting in line at the Tim Horton’s drive-through yesterday, I day-dreamed as I looked out the driver-side window and thought that a shot of Tim’s ;) before my shot of coffee would be great. Luckily, I had a Nikon D700 with me and a puffy white cloud obliged to complete the scene.

Image © Jeff Chevrier

I love textures, abstracts. These are the things we often ignore, the everyday things we walk past. Here, an old wood Telephone Pole served the purpose, cropped & turned horizontally and shot at ISO 800 on a Nikon D700 with an AFS 17-35mm f2.8D lens.

Image © Jeff Chevrier

I often photograph the simple, ordinary things...the things we pass by everyday and largely ignore. On a walk with a Nikon D700 and the new AFS 50mm f1.4 lens, I saw the fresh, new green grass was casting a shadow on the sidewalk. Just another abstract, I know. But, I think something about it just works, for all it’s ordinary, simplicity.

Image © Brian Tilson

Brian Tilson shot this image of a Red Fox in Milton near Kelso Conservation Area on his Canon EOS 20D. Exposure was 1/500 sec, f/8, handheld with IS with his Canon EF 100-400mm lens and EF 1.4EX Extender, 800 ISO.