Guardian Angel, Armstrong Mills, Ontario Wood Print

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In the tranquil Armstrong Mills pioneer cemetery, located in the heart of rural Ontario, a stone angel memorial gracefully presides over a serene flower bed.

This timeless sentinel, bathed in the warm embrace of a sun-drenched day, maintains a vigilant and dignified presence, overseeing the hallowed grounds of this historic resting place.

The stone angel, with its weathered and enduring features, exudes an air of solemnity and reverence. It stands resolute, an embodiment of respect for those who have found their eternal reprieve beneath the earth it watches over. The angel's outstretched wings seem to capture the sunlight, casting a gentle, ethereal glow upon the surrounding landscape.

The flower bed, meticulously tended to by caring hands, adds a touch of color and vitality to this otherwise serene tableau. Blossoms of various hues, their petals swaying in the gentle breeze, create a striking contrast against the somber backdrop of gravestones and memorial marker...

Hi, everybody! Toronto-based photographer here, having lived in this city all my life. It's a great place if you like large, busy cities, but I prefer smaller places. Anyway, although my education and work experience has been primarily in math and computer programming and similar subjects, my passions lie elsewhere. Don't get me wrong - if there's a particular problem I'm trying to program a solution to or some menial task that I'm trying to automate, my head gets really into it trying to figure it out, but that's just what I do to pay the bills. I'm sure everyone (or at least most people) has a "standard" list of things that they like: hanging out with friends and family, watching movies, etc. Of course, I like those things too, but my...