20 September, 2011
I'VE MOVED!
AS OF SEPTEMBER, 2011, "THE DAGOBAH PROJECT" HAS CHANGED BLOG HOSTS. CHECK IT OUT ATwww.dagobahproject.com, AND DON'T FORGET MY MAIN SITE IS www.christianstepien.com!
SEE YOU THERE!
18 September, 2011
A Family of Trees
I went on a long drive through Caledon yesterday, and because of the weather conditions I decided to explore the clouds.
17 September, 2011
The Grass And Road Revisited
I made an identical image in this location a number of years ago, and since I was in the area I figured I'd revisit the scene as a subject to see if there was anything new that I could bring to it.
14 September, 2011
Forest Cage
I loved the stark contrast between the vibrant green leaves and dark trunks. I wasn't sure if I'd be able to recreate the scene in .jpg form, but I'm happy with the outcome.
13 September, 2011
10 September, 2011
Statue At Night
This is an image of the National War Memorial in Ottawa, Ontario against a night sky backdrop. This thing was huge!
07 September, 2011
06 September, 2011
Parliament Hill
I just returned back from a long weekend in Ottawa. Here's our Parliament. Unfortunately, the Prime Minister was in New York for the weekend.
01 September, 2011
29 August, 2011
Little Dirt Road
I made my way up north to take advantage of the interesting sky conditions following our slight encounter with what became Tropical Storm Irene.
27 August, 2011
26 August, 2011
24 August, 2011
23 August, 2011
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21 August, 2011
Grasshopper On A Christmas Light
This guy managed to make his way up to our 6th floor balcony to hang out with us on a Christmas light. Of course, never being one to miss an animal shot, I ran to get my camera.
19 August, 2011
17 August, 2011
Butterfly On Ward's Island
A friend of mine hurriedly called me over to a plant she was standing near. I ran over with my camera in time to capture a few images of this guy.
15 August, 2011
A Toronto Postcard
Hey, just because everyone makes this image when they visit the Toronto islands, doesn't mean I can't join in. I like to explore the world of cliche just as much as the next photographer!