Posted on septembre 18, 2016
by Bust it Away Photography
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Welcome
Hello dear visitor, welcome to my photography world. I am a radio frequency engineer who moved from France to experience a new life in Canada. Living far from my friends and family, traveling for fun and for work I created this blog and website to share a bit of my life with them and everyone else interested in photography. I grew up in front of the Atlantic Ocean in the south of the beautiful region of Brittany. As a passionate photographer, I try to catch the best of each moment from the life in the streets to the changing colors of nature. Photography has almost always been part of my life and helps me to understand and remember the beauty of our world. I hope I’ll enjoy your time spent here.
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A pure Canadian experience
Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario is probably one of the most famous parks in Canada, mainly because of the Group of Seven, a group of Canadian landscape painters from 1920 to 1933. It also the biggest reserve of wolves in the country and a dream area for people enjoying hikes, canoes and wild life. This summer was my fourth time in Algonquin Park and I can definitely say that it is one of my favorite place to go. My last time there was during the fall of 2015 where we enjoyed the marvelous colours of the indian summer. This time the weather was more cloudy, but at the end it still makes the landscapes beautiful. The wolf’s den was again our home for three night, the perfect place to relax and meet people from all over the world. At the end Algonquin Provincial Park is definitely a destination that I will recommend for a real Canadian experience, whatever the season: in the light of summer or in the snow of winter.
Le parc provincial Algonquin en Ontario est probablement l’un des parcs les plus connus du Canada, notamment grace au Groupe des Sept, un groupe de peintres canadiens des années 1920 à 1933. C’est aussi la plus grande réserve de loups du Canada et le paradis de ceux qui aiment la randonnée, le canoë, la faune et la flore. Cet été fut ma quatrième aventure dans le parc et je peux définitivement dire que c’est une de mes destinations préférées. La fois précédente fut durant l’automne de l’année passée où nous avons pu admirer les fantastiques couleurs de l’été indien. Cette fois-ci les nuages nous ont accompagnés mais au final l’endroit reste toujours magnifique. Le Wolf’s Den fut une fois de plus notre maison pour trois nuits, l’endroit parfait pour se relaxer et rencontrer des voyageurs du monde entier. Cette nouvelle experience confirme que le parc Algonquin est une destination de choix pour une aventure purement canadienne, peu importe la saison : sous la lumière d’été ou dans la neige de l’hiver.
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