Chris de Laat Photography

Chris de Laat Photography Gallery is open at 234 West Street in Port Colborne On. Feel free to call 905-736-9381

Local(ish) are encouraged to purchase direct through me
You can also order direct from the website www.chrisdelaat.com and have the canvas shipped direct to you.

I was out in Fort Erie Taking care of some business on the weekend.(before i got slammed by a nasty cold)I always find m...
06/03/2026

I was out in Fort Erie Taking care of some business on the weekend.(before i got slammed by a nasty cold)
I always find myself drawn to this light post. Kinda romantic.
www.chrisdelaat.com
prints will be available. reach out if you are interested.

Ok, I got my night shot with reflections from the rain.....This rain can stop anytime now.The Port Colborne Dairy Queen ...
05/24/2026

Ok, I got my night shot with reflections from the rain.....This rain can stop anytime now.
The Port Colborne Dairy Queen at 73 Main St. E. is a rare 1954 walk‑up location that was the second Dairy Queen ever opened in Canada, making it a genuine heritage stop for tourists and locals alike. Its iconic neon rooftop sign—dark for more than 40 years—was fully restored and re‑lit, becoming a nostalgic landmark once again. The shop is also the only royalty‑free Dairy Queen in Canada, a unique contract preserved from its original owner, John Sergnese. Today it continues to operate with its original 1950s design, drawing steady crowds and maintaining a strong 4.6‑star rating from over 570 reviews. With upcoming retro celebrations marking its 70‑year legacy, it remains one of Port Colborne’s most beloved and photogenic attractions for visitors and locals.
Thanks for keeping this GEM alive Rick Wilsher (current Owner)
Prints are available upon request, msg me here for info. I will have a canvas in the gallery at 234 West Street Port Colborne in the next few weeks.
www.chrisdelaat.com
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“W” is for West (or West Street) which is where the gallery is located.234 West Street in Port Colborne to be exact.www....
05/21/2026

“W” is for West (or West Street) which is where the gallery is located.
234 West Street in Port Colborne to be exact.
www.chrisdelaat.com

Best viewed in full screen horizontal.Did someone ask for rain?? Well we got it!!!!From a beautiful 30 degree scorcher o...
05/20/2026

Best viewed in full screen horizontal.
Did someone ask for rain?? Well we got it!!!!
From a beautiful 30 degree scorcher of a day to Holy S.... wheres the Ark?
Shots like this make it worth getting soaked. (just my opinion of course).
This is actually 9 images stitched together to capture the entire shelf cloud. Port Colborne/Wainfleet
Interested in a print?
It will be available by request.
Like what you see? Follow my page for more images from the Niagara Region or stop by the gallery at 234 West Street in Port Colborne.
While you are there, grab a glass of wine at the Canalside Tasting Room.

Step out of the everyday and into something inspiring.At 234 West Street, my gallery and the Canalside Tasting Room are ...
05/16/2026

Step out of the everyday and into something inspiring.
At 234 West Street, my gallery and the Canalside Tasting Room are open today from noon to 6.

Browse the artwork, sip something delicious, and enjoy the calm of the canal.
A perfect little escape right here in Port Colborne.

Image title "Sunset Selfie" (Port Dalhousie"

"Peaceful"Oakwood Cemetery
05/13/2026

"Peaceful"
Oakwood Cemetery

Robinhood Mill in Infrared and converted to Black and White.he Robin Hood mill in Port Colborne was built in the 1940s a...
05/11/2026

Robinhood Mill in Infrared and converted to Black and White.
he Robin Hood mill in Port Colborne was built in the 1940s as a wartime flour‑milling facility on the Welland Canal. It later shifted from milling to grain storage and handling as the industry changed. Ceres Global Ag operated it as a grain terminal until 2023. It is now fully owned and operated by London Agricultural Commodities (LAC).

It is always a thrill to see the Viking cruise ships in Port Colborne.This image was taken just after 6pm today as she w...
05/10/2026

It is always a thrill to see the Viking cruise ships in Port Colborne.
This image was taken just after 6pm today as she was leaving Port Colborne.
She is on a 6‑day Great Lakes cruise that includes stops in Mackinac Island, Alpena, Detroit, Pelee Island, and Port Colborne, before finishing in Toronto.
Looking for a last-minute gift for mom? (I heard her walls are sad and could use a little help) Stop by the gallery tomorrow and pick up an 8"x10". Sale tomorrow only, 2 8x10's for $60 plus tax reg $35 each. I also have a ton of canvas prints available.
But msg first as I may be closing early.
Will be open at 1 pm till at least 330-4 pm

Oh, the beauty and serenity of Algonquin Park in the fall. (Or anytime of year for that matter)With all the craziness go...
05/03/2026

Oh, the beauty and serenity of Algonquin Park in the fall. (Or anytime of year for that matter)
With all the craziness going on in the world it's hard not to miss this magical place.
That being said...Back to reality :) the Gallery will be open from 12 noon till 6 pm today. Located at 234 West Street in Port Colborne.
(the big yellow building)

You can hardly ever go wrong photographing Morgans Point.Hope everyone has an amazing weekend!Gallery and will be open f...
05/02/2026

You can hardly ever go wrong photographing Morgans Point.
Hope everyone has an amazing weekend!
Gallery and will be open from 12 noon till 6 today and tomorrow @234 West Street in Port Colborne.
Stop in and check us out.
Canalside Tasting Room will be open today from 12 noon till 6.
Visit www.chrisdelaat.com for more

Address

Port Colborne, ON

Opening Hours

Thursday 1pm - 7pm
Friday 4:30pm - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 7pm
Sunday 12pm - 7pm

Telephone

+19057369381

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