Sacred Spaces

A break in the links to reveal a stunning view. Read More ›

The tracks of life through the midst of buildings, framed by metal fence links. Read More ›

White stretches as far as the eye can see. Even the sky is that grey-white that speaks to clouds heavy with snow that will be brought to earth momentarily. Read More ›

The fingers of the evergreen tree reach out towards me with a startling directness. Read More ›

Northern Cardinal. How majestic you are. Read More ›

My mother grew up not far from where this photo was taken in The Land of Living Skies - Saskatchewan. Mum was raised mostly in Rouleau, about a 40 minute drive southwest of Regina on the flattest piece of land imaginable; a place where in the winter the wind, as Colter Wall sings, will cut you half in two. Read More ›

Rippled bark marked with chasms and canyons. A knot cracked and opened, revealing inner tender skin. Burls adorned with mustard toppings. Shadings of cream, caramel and chocolate. Read More ›

The serenity of the view speaks to the wandering soul. Read More ›

A lonely ship passes by destination unknown, moving on seeking a place to be welcomed home. Read More ›

Imagine the bustle of people walking by and by. Day by day being watched by the monuments attentive eyes above. Read More ›

The warm light illuminates the cozy confines of a cluttered shop, twinkling off the colours, inviting people within. Read More ›

Ottawa photographer Ruth Dick reminds viewers that the gift and mystery of life can, more often than not, be found in the form of a child.  Read More ›