Sarah Furchner Photography

That's cool Ivy, I wasn't going to try and take pictures of that ice or anything.

I shared this image over on instagram today. Check out all my images here: www.instagram.com/sarahfurch This curious otter was peeking at us from his or her perch on top of an old beaver house. Taken this fall in the Killarney backcountry. #ontario #killarneyprovincialpark #KillarneyON #killarneyPP #DiscoverON #sharecg #sharecanada #canada #explorecanada #canadiancreatives #northernontario #NEontario #wildlifephotography #wildlife #otter #ottersofinstagram

I'm sitting here in a blizzard, remembering warmer times. Taken this fall in Killarney Park. Thanks for looking, it always helps me out when you share my images with your friends. View this image and many more on my website: www.sarahphotography.ca

Check out the latest issue of Canadian Geographic magazine and you might see a familiar photo View the original here: https://www.sarahphotography.ca/Watersca/Spring/i-SnCr6WL/A

Do you ever have the feeling that you are being watched? While we were out shooting the sunrise one morning this curious otter family kept peeking at us. Not unlike Shrek, I am pretty sure they didn't appreciated our presence in THEIR swamp. If you would like to see more images of these cute little guys, visit my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sarahfurch/ Or view this image on my website in high-resolution: www.sarahphotography.ca Thanks for looking, it always helps me out when you share my image with your friends.

Snapped a few pictures close to home this weekend. Taken in Cache Bay on Lake Nipissing.

I recently returned from a handful of days in the Killarney backcountry and let me tell you, the trip was OVERDUE. Before this adventure it had been exactly a year since we did any substantial camping in the wilderness. That is an INSANE length of time! What a strange and difficult year it has been. Thankfully, though, we had a wonderful adventure full of fall colours, wildlife encounters, decent-ish weather, and tons of cool looking logs, everything it takes me make me a happy girl. I will be sharing pictures from my trip over the next while, but I thought I would start with this neat log.... it kinda reminds me of the sorting hat from Harry Potter? Thanks for looking! It always helps me out when you share my images with your friends :) View this shot and many more on my website in high-resolution: www.sarahphotography.ca

A different view of a familiar scene. If you have ever driven across Ontario via h17, there is a very good chance that you've stopped at Old Woman Bay just south of Wawa. It's a location that has been photographed to death- predominantly by me!- so I always strive to find a unique composition when I go there. I felt this large piece of driftwood worked well with the moody sky. Thanks for looking! It always helps me out when you share my images with your friends :) View this shot and many more on my website in high-resolution: www.sarahphotography.ca

Two little fox kits playing in the setting sun. If you want to view my full collection of wildlife photos, I encourage you to visit my website: www.sarahphotography.ca Thanks for looking! It always helps me out when you share my images with your friends :)

I shared this video on my Instagram last night, but I'm going to post it here as well with the helpful reminder to SLOW DOWN when you are driving at night. People often fly down northern roads like a bat out of hell and they never expect to see any animals, let alone one of the largest land animals in Canada. Because of their dark colouring, moose are nearly invisible at night until you are right on them, especially if you can't see their eye-shine. Mrs. Moose in the video... here also had a calf with her who was afraid to cross the road, so she was standing IN THE LANE trying to coax it across. Thankfully myself and some other vigilant drivers were able to stop and direct her across and out of harms way. This was one of 4 moose I saw on my drive home from Killarney last night. Use caution when driving at night and EXPECT to see animals. See more