This is a stainglass window in a gallery running between Thames Hall and Sommerville House at the University of Western Ontario. The picture is an HDR composite from three images.

This architectural detail featuring maple leaves forms the bottom of a moulding that frames a window arch on a building at the University of Western Ontario. It is a recurring feature on all the buildings at the university built in the neogothic style. This is an HDR composite from three images.

A winter view  the imposing edifice of Middlesex College at the University of Western Ontario. This picture is an HDR composite from three images.

Braving the snow squall recently, I was out taking pictures at Western. Here’s a view of University College seen on the hill above the bridge over the Thames River.

Picture of the gorgeous, Gothic stain glass windows of Conron Hall in University College, the oldest building at the University of Western Ontario. Conron Hall is without a doubt the most beautiful lecture theatre on campus; for a second, you will be forgiven for thinking you have walked into Hogwarts. The picture is an HDR composite from three different images.

Sebastian is enjoying his new Tibetan lamb skin, Christmas present from grandma and grandpa in Norway.

Sebastian, sleeping.

Sebastian easily looks astonished by the world.

Well, Sebastian, you’d better get used to having two photographers in the family – sooner better than later. I took this photo in the hospital with Ray’s camera (a D300s, which leaves my puny D80 in the dust).

Talking on Skype on perhaps her last night of  freedom (though, at the time of writing, this remains to be seen), Jenna can at least enjoy the few perks of carrying a baby: a free stand to rest the microphone on (that’s what the big thing in the picture is), or the TV remote, or even a bowl of cereal.

A bench enmeshed in the golden hues of an autumn afternoon.

We found this gnarly old willow on the banks of the Thames River in London. London, Ontario, that is. There were several other old willows in the park striking grotesque postures.