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Dan Landry
Dan Landry ·
I took this photo back in the summer of 2020. I was out after 11 pm hoping to capture comet Neowise near the Big Nickel. Got more than expected with the ISS streaming by and the Big Dipper overhead. The comet is located in front of the Big Nickel.
Sudbury's Big Nickel stands proudly under the night sky, accompanied by the Big Dipper, the ISS and the comet Neowise
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Colin Jacobs
Colin Jacobs ·
Backyard guest Garson
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Gerry Jacobs
Gerry Jacobs ·
Minnow Lake area sunset tonight.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
Got the mid-winter blahs checkout: The City of Greater Sudbury invites residents to a free outdoor family celebration on Snow Day, Saturday, Feb. 22, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. near the Grace Hartman Amphitheatre in Bell Park. Fun for the whole family.
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
I took this photo of "Young Chitter" flashing a smile to the Soo Thunderbirds' bench last season during the NOJHL Playoffs. Nothing better than getting the last laugh on the ice 😉🏆
Photo by: Andrew Stuetz, Greater Sudbury Cubs media
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
An earlier winter shot at Bell Park.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
O'Connor Park from Dell Street.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
Early morning on the Board Walk after a fresh snow.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
Adanac Ski Hill, Sudbury Ontario.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
Some rivers don't freeze in the winter because of the current. Vermillion River, Whitefish, Ontario.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
The sky filled with clouds can give your photos that extra 'punch'. Join us here at Spaces.Sudbury.ca/photography and share your sky photos.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
Macro photography - getting up close and personal with the snow. These flakes are just millimeters in diameter. One shovelful contains millions or even billions of these little ice crystals. This effect can be achieved using a true macro lens or sometimes a telephoto lens a distance. A tripod is always useful to prevent shake and blur.
Snowflakes - ice crystals.
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George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia ·
Welcome Greater Sudbury Photographers to this new exciting Space where we can share our photos, tips and or ideas. This is a great opportunity showcase our work and promote the City of Greater Sudbury.
Bell Park, Ramsey Lake skate path, a winter adventure.
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