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Legendary New Orleans Bluesman, Malcolm John “Mac” Rebennack, Jr. (born November 21, 1940), better known by the stage name Dr. John (or Dr. John Creaux). Dr. John’s Official Website The Dr. came to visit Hamilton, Ontario for the annual “Festival Of Friends” along with the equally legendary Buckwheat Zydeco.
Ravenscliffe Neighbourhood
This is an old neighbourhood in Hamilton, Ontario (Canada) – named for one of the largest properties located there – Ravenscliffe. Nestled at the foot of “Hamilton Mountain” (part of the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve), the homes range through many architectural styles and eras seldom seen today in their original renderings. Many were built by…
Cambridge Butterfly Conservancy
Located just outside the city of Cambridge (Ontario, Canada), the Conservancy is more than just a great place to spend an afternoon taking photos. A fully functional research and education facility located on 117 acres – including the environmentally sensitive Kossuth Bog. The 25,000 square foot indoor facility includes a 10,800 square foot tropical garden…
Photographers For Good
Photographers for Good Foundation is a non-profit corporation that was formed in 2012 by its founder Ivan Makarov. The purpose of the Foundation is to provide a platform for photographers to give back through their art. This is an organization that set out to do good using the talents of the photography community to promote…
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Draken Harald Hårfagreis (lit. “Dragon Harald Fairhair” – named for the first King of Norway) the largest Viking Longship built in modern times – quite a feat considering there are no existing plans for the original boats! The ship left Norway in April 2016 with Capt. Björn Ahlander and his crew of 33 brave seafarers,…
Ghost Crystal
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