Tim Watts
Fine Art Landscape Photography
National Capital Region, Canada
Rivers, waterfalls, forests, and the architecture of the capital, photographed through shifting weather, seasonal colour, and the expressive light of Canada's National Capital Region.
Mer Bleue Conservation Area · 2021
What better way to spend my birthday evening than out photographing in one of my favourite local locations, Mer Bleue Conservation Area. The pink highlights in the sky didn't last long but I was happy that I did manage to capture them along with the highlights across the bog from the setting sun. … more
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Gatineau · 2021
A wet day at the beginning of Fall Rhapsody brings out the first orange leaves around Dunlop Falls in Gatineau Park. This large multi-row panorama follows the cascade from the footbridge into the dark pool below. … more
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Gatineau · 2020
Peak autumn colour surrounds Dunlop Falls in Gatineau Park, where a narrow cascade descends beneath the footbridge and over rain-darkened rock. The long exposure turns the moving water into a luminous path through the forest. … more
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Gatineau · 2019
From the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, the museum’s curving stone walls frame Centre Block and the Peace Tower across the Ottawa River. Wind-shaped clouds add a quiet sense of movement to this monochrome study of two national landmarks. … more
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Princess Louise Falls · 2016
After an early-spring rain, Princess Louise Falls spreads across its layered limestone ledges in Ottawa’s east end. The cool water and shadowed rock preserve the quiet, secluded character of this urban waterfall. … more
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