Andrew Trundlewagon's photos

This painting was done live as part of a street event in Montreal. A picture of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo - Photographed with cell phone. The painter uses the name "Miss Me". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frida_Kahlo

This is an old photo taken at the village of Fox Glacier in New Zealand (South Island). The snow capped mountains and the glacier (which isn’t in the photo) are surrounded by dense rain forest with the largest ferns I have seen anywhere (there is one in the right hand corner). It rained almost continuously and this was taken in the few minutes when the sun came out. According to the internet the glacier's name in Maori is "Te Moeka o Tuawe", which means the "tears of Tuawe," who lost her husband on the mountain and whose tears of grief were frozen by the Gods to form the glacier.

Early morning sunrise over North York, Toronto, slightly misty

A tree in a park- Toronto- catching the early light of sunrise

A darner or meadowhawk dragonfly resting on flowers. Une libellule reposant sur des fleurs

A meadow hawk or darner (Sympetrum) dragonfly at rest

Bignor Roman villa is near Arundel in Sussex; it was a large, very prosperous Roman-British farm complex of the third century. This rather solemn woman is thought to be Venus, although this is not hundred percent certain. The amount of work and skill that went into making these mosaics, to be lain in an obscure farmhouse at the Westernmost margins of the empire, is extraordinary and just as incredible that they were so well made to have survived to this day.

Bignor Roman villa is near Arundel in Sussex; it was a large, very prosperous Roman-British farm complex of the third century, and many of its mosaics have survived to this day. This is a detail from one of them and shows a nude woman in rear view.

"Sic transit Gloria mundi"- a pair of skulls on a grave slab from the floor of St Nicholas church in Portslade, Sussex.

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).