Adrienne Zoe Photography

07/24/2026

You may cast a vote! Requires a sign up to do so. Lots of amazing night sky images, including one from Jonathan Sau Photography.

“Killarney Star Rise” is one of the five images I submitted to this year’s Capture the Dark photo competition. It is organized by Dark Sky International, an organization dedicated to protecting the night sky through education, advocacy and more.

In addition to awards determined by a judging panel, there is also a People’s Choice award. You can vote for my entries by going to https://capturethedark.darksky.org/contest2026/gallery, and search for “Jonathan”. You’ll find all my entries in the search result. You do need to create an account in order to vote. You can cast a maximum of 3 votes.

(And if you decide to vote for other images, that’s totally fine by me! :) )

07/23/2026

Good to know. Would have to be actively scooping stuff from the bottom of water bodies to find one of these. Just don't put it back, unless you find it in Europe where it comes from.

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This little fish might look harmless but actually this is an invasive species called the Round Goby. They are quite detrimental to our aquatic ecosystem on Georgian bay since they eat many of the eggs of our sport fish and they can greatly alter the numbers of other species.

If you come across a Round Goby the protocol is to NOT release it back into the water body.

Main ID features:
🐟 Prominent black spot on dorsal fin
🐟 Fused pelvic fin which is different from native species of fish.

07/22/2026

Jonathan Sau Photography concludes this show in Muskoka and next he will be exhibiting at the Haliburton Arts and Craft Show July 24 to July 26, 2026, at Head Lake Park in Haliburton, Ontario. The open-air, juried event features around 100 Canadian artists, handmade crafts, busker entertainment, and a community weave project.

07/19/2026

A peek at Jonathan Sau Photography's display this weekend.

07/16/2026

Next show for Jonathan Sau Photography is at the Muskoka Arts and Craft Festival. Rain, shine, and hopefully not much smoke.....he will be there!

We know many of you have been checking in, and we truly appreciate your care and support.

Our team is looking forward to welcoming artists, volunteers, and visitors for another memorable weekend together. As always, if there are any important updates, we’ll share them ASAP.

Until then, we’re excited to celebrate art, community, and creativity with you. See you at the Show. ❤️

07/13/2026

Visited Toronto Outdoor Art Festival on the last day, a beautiful day. It was hot. It was sunny. And it was great to be there. What a great venue.

Here's just some pics I took. I know some of the artists and remembered to take a photo with Elvan K Suzer and a video of Harry Kooy with the skull operated by a little visitor, and finally a capture of supportive family. Kudos to all the artists as it takes great talent to get in. Congrats to JS for success at his first ever TOAF. It won't be his last!

07/11/2026

Another peek at what Jonathan Sau Photography is showing at Nathan Phillips Square this weekend. Proud of him, he's put in a lot to come this far - now in the largest outdoor juried fine art show in Canada.

07/11/2026

Jonathan Sau Photography is at Toronto Outdoor Art Fair this weekend. Don't miss his impressive display of night sky photography in metal prints at Booth 207!

07/10/2026

The Kissing Bridge Art Show is back with over 20 artists in 1 convenient location; The Hampton Inn, 55 Benjamin Rd in Waterloo.

Returning to the show is the ever popular award-winning photographer Adrienne Zoe. Adrienne loves nature and capturing the beauty of our world through her lens. She has fun exploring photography as an art form and is adept at many genres of photography such as infrared, night sky, still life, scenic, flower, nature and creative photography. To support her work Adrienne donates10% of her nature sales proceeds to nature conservation charities.

Join us on the weekend of Oct 24 & 25. Saturday 10 am - 7pm and Sunday 10am - 5pm. Free entry.

07/07/2026

Walked and bussed around Edinburgh, the limitation being how much my feet could take. We stayed on Rose Street of Edinburgh, a famous pedestrianized street in the historic Georgian New Town which is a UNESCO site.

Here are a few snaps from my phone. Scott Monument pic of course for our son Scott.

By the end of our almost month long UK trip, I was in so much pain I decided the culprit was my uncomfortable new hiking shoes. I finished the trip in crocs! So much better!