photography

Thanks to Sherry Galey for emailing us these gorgeous photos of skaters on the Rideau Canal during yesterday’s snowfall. I think they really capture what yesterday felt like for anybody who trekked outdoors. Send your pics to feedback@ottawastart.com ...

At our house, we’re taking a photo every hour for 12 hours on Christmas Day, and posting them here to document our day. _ (Inspired by Andrea at a peek inside the fishbowl. ) _ 8:23am [ ](http://www.flickr.com/photos/47930650@N08/5290591350/) 9:23am ...

Here are some great pics from local photographer Wagboy (Steve) on Flickr, taken last Friday night while the sun set on Parliament Hill. He writes: _ They were all taken with my iPhone 3GS, using an app called Pro HDR. ...

That’s really not the most compelling headline for a blog post, is it? Here are some pics I took on Friday while walking my dog in the big empty field near Abbot and Shea roads in Stittsville. How does this stuff get here? ...

[ ](http://ottawastart.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/September-and-October-2010-195.jpg) The fall colours are at their peak at this time of year and with the nice weather today it’s a great day to head out for a walk and check them out. Some suggestions for the best spots to see the leaves : ...

I’m participating in #10photos , a photo project launched by Andrea at a peek inside the fishbowl . To commemorate October 10, 2010 (10-10-10), I’ll be taking a photo every hour, on the hour between 9:00am and 6:00pm and posting them here throughout the day. ...

Andrea over at a peek inside the fishbowl (one of our fave local blogs, you should check it out) ** ** is challenging local bloggers & photographers to document 10 hours of their day this Sunday, Oct. 10 (10-10-10). I’ll be taking part along with my family – at the very least it will motivate us to do something interesting on a lazy Sunday! ...

A recent post from the KitchissippiKids blog about corner stores led us to this great collection of photos of neighbourhood corner stores in Ottawa . They’re from photographer Patrick Dumais and were taken a few years back. ...

Today’s guest blog comes from Rachelle Todd . Rachelle’s a public servant, actor, does stand-up comedy, and also entertainment event planning. She enjoys taking pictures whenever and wherever the inspiration hits, and lives in Centretown. [ ! ...

Big thanks to Kyle Smith of Kyle Smith Media , who gave us permission to publish some of the photos he snapped of the construction of the Algonquin College pedestrian bridge. Woodroffe Avenue was shut down all weekend so that the bridge – freshly from a factory in Quebec - could be lifted into place. ...