The rocks seem solid and fixed, but a time passes the current wears them down, changing both the shape of the granite and the path of the water.

Day by day leaves change colour, dropping when they are ready. And each day through fall a new and beautiful scene is revealed.

Rich Greens and peaceful waterways great you as you head north in Saskatchewan to the boreal marshland and forests. North to the prairies and south of the tundra.

A rocky shore in Muskoka, where on a quiet day the water reflects the surroundings like magic.

Looking west from the beach at White Rock, B.C. towards the San Juan Islands and Point Roberts. Despite a rain shower in the distance the water sparkles in the sun.

Water cascading down from rocky shelf to the next level gives a sense of delicate force. Smokey Hollow, Waterdown.

The energy from this Muskoka creek churning in spring is captivating. Near High Falls, Bracebridge.

There is a delightful contrast in colours and textures surrounding Kelowna that made this such fun to paint.

The sloping hillsides surrounding Okanagan Lake are so relaxing in the golden spring light. And lovely to admire from a winery terrace!

The prettiest little waterfalls on a Muskoka hike, that I can’t resist painting. Can you imagine how the water, the light, and the rocks have changed hour by hour and century by century?