My view of the frozen Niagara Falls 我眼中冰封的尼阿加拉瀑布

【Ontario Yours to Discover】《My view of the frozen Niagara Falls》: Niagara Falls is a world renowned place of interest. The beauty of the falls can be seen in all seasons. In winter, the frozen falls attract many visitors to take photographs of the wonderful beauty of the nature. Taking photos of the falls from different angles is a real enjoyment in landscape photography. It also presents the natural beauty from and and low.

Niagara Falls Day and Night 尼阿拉加瀑布日與夜

【Ontario Yours to Discover】《Niagara Falls Day and Night》: I went to Niagara Falls for photography on Feb 27, 2015. The weather was chilly with air temperature -15°C. The icy falls is well-known for scenic photography. I have never taken photos of the lit-night falls. I took the same scenes in day and night for easy comparison. Here is my first photo assignment.

Ragged ship on ice 歷劫滄桑冰破船

【Ontario Yours to Discover】《Ragged ship on ice》: On February 27, 2015 I was driving from Toronto along QEW northbound to Niagara. I saw an abandoned ship anchored west of St. Catharine on the shoreline of the Jordan Harbor. It was cold with air temperature -15°C. pulled my car aside and walked down to the icy harbor. My feeling was proximity to the Arctic ice and snow. The view of the ragged ship on ice impressed me with the essence of photography that can be used to record the good, the bad and the ugly!

Niagara Fall High & Low 尼阿瓜拉瀑布上與下

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On November 1, 2013, I made another trip to Niagara Falls. Three professors from the Central Conservatory of Music of China, viz Tian Zaili, Professor of Erhu, Hao Yifan, Professor of Pipa and Teng Chunjiang, Guest Professor of Guzheng flied to Toronto to be the adjudicators of the 8th Anniversary of the Chinese Music Standard Grade Examination held overseas in Toronto. The exam just finsished in 2 days.

Revisiting Niagara Falls 重遊尼阿瓜拉大瀑布

In the past two weeks, I was busy with the preparation of the 7th anniversary of the Standard Grade Examination of the Chinese musical instruments organized by the Central Conservatory of Music of China in Toronto on October 31 and November 1 respectively. Thereafter, we have a "Concert of Chinese Musical Instruments presented by Virtuosi from China and Canada" with Standard Grade Exam Showcase.

瀑布水花天上來 Falling waters from Niagara Falls

Photos taken on Nov 05, 2011 at Niagara Falls with three musicians from the Chinese Central Conservatory of Music of China: Erhu soloist, Professor TIAN Zaili, Pipa soloist, Associate Professor WU Qiong, Guzheng soloist, Associate Professor ZHU Lei.

Courtesy: TIAN Zaili, WU Qiong, ZHU Lei