In this tranquil aerial photograph by Duncan Rawlinson, a lone boat glides along the St. Lawrence River near Gananoque, Ontario, passing the autumn-colored Sisters and Ormiston Islands. The warm hues of late fall blanket the landscape, signalling the close of the boating season. In the background, the quiet Gananoque Municipal Marina adds to the feeling of calm as the town transitions toward winter. This image captures the gentle beauty of the Thousand Islands waterfront in autumn’s final days.
An ethereal winter scene unfolds as Sisters Island in Gananoque, Ontario, emerges from the icy waters of the St. Lawrence River. The snow-covered island is a monochrome masterpiece, showcasing the stark beauty and solitude of Canadian winters.
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A breathtaking bird’s eye view of the Thousand Islands in Ontario, Canada, reveals a stunning panorama of the archipelago’s lush green isles and sapphire blue waters. The mesmerizing 1×6 aerial perspective showcases the natural beauty of this Canadian gem, where islands like Big White Calf, Burnt, Cherry, and Cob dot the landscape. The mosaic of land and water creates a sense of harmony, inviting the observer to imagine an enchanting escape among these jewel-like isles.
Further out, islands such as Corn, Idlewyld, McDonald, Ormiston, Pike, Pitchpine, Rockland, Sampson, Sisters, Stonethrow, and Tremont Park rise from the depths, each one offering its own unique allure. With their secrets hidden in the foliage, these islands whisper of uncharted expeditions and serene nautical adventures just waiting to be discovered.
Photographer Duncan Rawlinson has expertly captured the essence of this alluring Canadian landscape through the lens of his drone. From the vibrant hues of the islands to the rhapsodic skies above, Rawlinson’s Island Hopping Dreams photograph truly embodies the spirit of a tranquil, nature-filled getaway in the heart of Ontario’s majestic Thousand Islands. https://Duncan.co/island-hopping-dreams
