Photography

Five Hastings County photographers capture the subtle rural beauty and sweeping landscapes of the county in all four seasons.

Hastings County stretches from Lake Ontario to Algonquin Park, and photographers Jim Buck, Renée Fisher, John Foster, Janet Foster, and Phil Norton provide every Four Season reader with an unsurpassed look at this diverse, compelling part of Ontario. The depth and breadth of Hastings is captured in over 100 stunning, gorgeously crafted photographs — all supplemented by Gary and Joanie McGuffin's world class photo edits and creative vision, and linked by an entertaining, informative text. Like its three other Tagona Four Season Ontario companion works, this is landscape photography at very best.

Four PEC photographers capture the subtle rural beauty and sweeping landscapes of the county in all four seasons.

A splendid photographic journey crafted from the work of four diverse, multidimensional Prince Edward County creative talents, as guided by two internationally acclaimed conservation photographers, and an award-winning storyteller. This important collaborative work also builds upon an important proposition – Prince Edward County is so much more than the initial impressions tourists might form during a summer visit. Its four seasons are at once beautiful, subtle, dynamic, and wonderful – to know the County in its full, four seasons’ splendour is the surest way to understand it.

Four Durham photographers capture the subtle rural beauty, sweeping landscapes, and urban developments of the region in all four seasons.

The subtle, often transient Four Season beauty of Ontario's Durham Region — farmers’ fields, woodlands, swamps, shorelines, and eclectic streetscapes — all uniquely captured by four photographers who know and live in this unique Ontario region. The beautiful Durham images created by Mike McEvoy, Will Prentice, Spring Reilly, and Russell Styles are supplemented by the creative spark provided by Gary and Joanie McGuffin, internationally acclaimed photographers, explorers, storytellers, conservationists, and filmmakers. The award-winning Tagona Press team provides a supporting text and storylines that enhance this elegant, powerful, and vibrant visual Durham art.