The Photography of Adam Woodhouse
Ontario, Canada
Late February 2020, my wife and I took a brief winter escape on the NCL Getaway. A Caribbean cruise that sailed out of New Orleans. On this 7 day cruise we visited Cozumel, Roatan, Belize and Costa Maya. When we returned to New Orleans we had a few hours before we needed to arrive at the Louis Armstrong airport so we had some time walking the streets of New Orleans. Continue Reading →
Summer 2019 my family did a couple day trip to the popular tourist area of Tobermory and the Bruce Peninsula. A beautiful area to visit. For our trip we went mid-week which we learned afterwards was a wise choice due to how busy this area can get on a weekend. Google map link.
On this trip I took the Fuji X-T2 and the Fuji 16-55mm F2.8 lens. Continue Reading →
Something I’ve decided to share on my photography website is my love of fishing. Starting this winter I’ve decided to bring one of my cameras along when drilling holes and rip’n lips 😉 I’ve also been playing around more with recording video (which can be seen on my Instagram account). It’s a fun marriage of my two hobbies. Continue Reading →
On December 31, 2018 I went for a walk with family to Snowdon Park, just a short drive east of Minden. This was our first visit to this 460 preserve.
Needless to say, going in the middle of winter results in plain white snow covered photographs. So my search was to find something … anything of interest that wasn’t simply a tree covered in snow. During our visit we walked most of the trail system except the one large loop that has an old abandoned car. That would have made for an interesting photo and in hindsight I should have requested we find the car, but that will have to be for another visit. Continue Reading →
In September 2018 my father and I did a road trip to Kingston to participate in the thorough 2.5hr tour of the Kingston Penitentiary Museum. This tour is very well spoken of and we learned why. It is very well ran and very interesting. What helped make the tour so good was the retired staff that worked as tour guides in various areas of the prison. To listen to them talk about first hand experiences when they were employed at the prison added an incredible amount of detail and interest to the tour. Continue Reading →