Beach Mountaineering
Islanders go mountaineering on Ward’s beach, giving a sense of scale to the amount of ice built up in just over a day.
Inferno
The navigation light on the breakwall at the end of Ward’s beach, coated in ice, points the way to heavy steam coming off of Lake Ontario.
Mars Beach
The sun sets on Ward’s beach, unrecognizable under a thick layer of ice more like a glacier than a freshwater beach.
World’s End
Ice covers the breakwall at the end of Ward’s beach during the deep freeze of January 2014.
Waiting Shed
Ice-coated branches frame the waiting shed on Ward’s after the ice storm of December 2013.
Second & Lakeshore
Surveying the damage at Second St. and Lakeshore Ave. after the ice storm of December 2013.
Algosteel on Ice
The Algosteel arrives in Toronto Harbour, one of the last ships of the season, after the ice storm of December 2013.
Transformer
A transformer, itself clear of ice, is surrounded by ice coated branches after the ice storm of December 2013.
First and Channel
Signs at the intersection of First and Channel, surrounded by broken tree limbs after the ice storm of December 2013.
22 Bayview Ave.
Major tree damage in front of 22 Bayview Ave., after the ice storm of December 2013.
Great Willow
The Great Willow on Ward’s looks a little the worse for wear after the ice storm of December 2013.
32 Bayview Ave.
The corner of Bayview and Third St. appears to lie in ruins after the ice storm of December 2013.
One Winter Evening
William Inglis makes her way through the frozen inner harbour, with the Toronto skyline as backdrop.
Dock Formations
William Inglis sits in dock at Wards Island, the frozen lagoon visible in the foreground.
Snowtrack
William Inglis makes her way through the frozen inner harbour, now completely covered in snow after a December blizzard.
The Strangest of Sights
William Inglis, navigation lights ablaze, approaches Wards Island through snow, ice, and winter ducks.