Andrew Trundlewagon's photos

A horse and rider, on a country path, Sussex, UK.

A windy day to walk with balloons. (The statue of Mr McGill, founder of McGill University in Montreal)

A heron

Blue tradescantia flowers.

A poppy from the garden

A deer in the Don Valley park (near Leslie and Finch). The Don is a small river that flows through the suburbs of Toronto into Lake Ontario. It is a thin strip of green running through the city and has a surprisingly rich wildlife.

A yellow warbler- from the Don Valley Park in Toronto

Grey cat

This is a cast replica of a huge dinosaur- "Futalognkosaurus" ( foo-ta-long-koh-sohr-us ) - recently discovered in Patagonia. The fossil is colossal and this is a closer shot of the pelvis looking up from between the legs. It was photographed at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. According to Wikipedia the word “Futalognkosaurus” derives from the local language of Mapudungun : "futa" meaning "giant", "lognko" meaning "chief" (so giant-chief-lizard). It would have been between 26-34 M long (a blue whale is up to about 30m).

Venice, detail.

Venice in winter and a man on a mission.

The end of the alley, Venice, December

Vaporetto, Venice, Grand Canal, lights, shadows and waves.

Sunset:-The lagoon of Venice in Winter, from the basilica on Torcello island. The tower is on the island of Burano.

Venice, Grand Canal, dawn, gondolas, December.

A black and yellow beetle, it was vey shy and insisted on hiding beneath leaves every time I got close to photograph it. (Round-necked long horn beetle)

This is an old photo I took a few years ago in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto.

This was once a beautiful Victorian pleasure pier in Brighton, UK, but it was allowed to fall into the sea and eventually caught fire. This isad skeleton remains.