When we drove into Canisbay Provincial Park in Algonquin, I felt like we were being immersed in a sea of colour. We had camped there in August with our family, and it was beautiful, but going in October meant that we were seeing it at its peak. The colours (yellows, oranges, and some reds) were amazing and I felt like I was almost in culture shock. What should I photograph – it was almost overwhelming.
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| This is what we saw when we drove in the road to our campsite. We were surrounded in colour. |
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| The road down to the beach. |
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| Another view of the road down to the beach. |
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| All of the roads in the park were bright with colour. |
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| Georgeous trees. |
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| I really liked the shadows of the leaves on this tree. |
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| There weren’t many red trees in the park, except for some right near the Park office. |
It’s definitely a place I would like to go to again in the fall. We can thank God for His amazing painting of the leaves.