Travel | Bayshore Photography

December 29, 2010

Thank You and have a Happy, Healthy New Year from Bayshore Photography – Parry Sound & Cambridge Studios

As 2010 draws to a close I want say a HUGE THANK YOU to all the wonderful couples, families and businesses Bayshore Photography met and worked with this past year. You kept us busy, energized and engaged and we thank you from the bottom of my hearts.

You came from far (London, England) and near (Parry Sound and Cambridge) and you took us to some amazing venues. From intimate, lake side settings in Northern Ontario to wonderful cottages and luxury resorts throughout Parry Sound and Muskoka, and even out of the country to a fabulous five star resort in sunny, Cabo San Lucas, on the tip of Mexico’s Baja Penninula!

You helped expand our product range with orders for several custom sign in books and story-book albums, large canvas gallery wraps, and custom designed cards.

This past fall I have been playing catch up doing blog posts on some of the amazing weddings, engagements, portrait and commercial sessions that made up 2010 and I will do my best to continue to do regular blog posts on much of the rest of the 2010 line up in the coming months, in between working through the custom album orders from 2010 and preparing or another interesting year.

Best wishes to one and all for 2011! May we all have a wonderful year!

Below are a few late evening, December images from right outside the door of our Georgian Bay studio, just north of Parry Sound. Enjoy Life!

June 10, 2010

Images of Cape Town – South Africa – In Celebration of the FIFA World Cup

Filed under: Landscape Photography,Travel,Weddings — Tags: Africa, Cape Town, Landscape Photography, Travel Photography — johnbrisbane @ 7:17 am

With the FIFA World Cup of THE GAME being held in South Africa this month it seemed like a good time to post a few travel photography shots I took during a working holiday in Cape Town, South Africa in 2009. Cape Town is an amazing city and it’s best known geographic feature is Table Mountain. The mountain’s table top like profile provides a striking backdrop to the city. One of the images below shows the mountain partly shrouded in cloud. This shot was taken across the bay from downtown Cape Town. Another image, taken just after the sun had set, shows the massive Cape Town stadium where many of the World Cup games will be played. At the time I was there the stadium was about 50% completed and workers were working 24/7 to ensure it would be finished in time for the big event.

Cape Town is a large, modern city with a real cosmopolitan vibe to it… but like many other parts of Africa I have explored it is a place of strong contrasts with many examples of both great wealth and extreme poverty. I wish it well as the World Cup focuses attention on this incredible part of the world.

Other examples of travel and wildlife photography from different parts of Africa as well as South America, can be found in the “Our World” galleries portfoilio section of the Bayshore Photography website. If you haven’t already done so please take a few minutes to check it out by following the link.

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