Anne de Haas 📷

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Portrait photographer, artist, crow lover, fossil hunter, procrastination specialist. Canuck. All photos are my work. "Being human is harder than it looks." https://www.instagram.com/annedehaas

Bill Oberst Jr. American actor
Meadowhawk dragonflies (genus Sympetrum) mate in a unique "heart" or "wheel" position. The male grasps the female behind her head, and she curves her abdomen forward to connect with his sperm-storing segment. Afterward, they remain connected in "tandem" while the female deposits her eggs by dipping her abdomen into the water.
Yellow iris, macro
Macro shot of a busy bee wearing pollen pants.
Two children walking into the late afternoon sun, holding hands.
Toronto, CNE, night fairgrounds
Beautiful pale pink peony, close up.
Big circle made of driftwood on Saugeen Beach, Lake Huron.
Ferns, unfurling, black and white.
Standing on sun-baked clay that has been imprinted with various footprints, human, bird, canine. Looking down at my feet, dirty white Converse sneakers.
View of Toronto skyline from the deck of the Toronto Island ferry.
Ward McBurney Canadian author and fierce human being, taken by early onset Parkinsons far too soon.
Canadian author and fierce human being, Ward McBurney, taken by early onset Parkinsons far too soon.
The face in my cupboard. Unfinished portrait.
A murder of crows in a spring sky.
Snowy landscape, rolling hills, barn, fence, blue sky. Spring is coming.
Pencil sketch of a sleeping man in a train.
Black and white shot of a snowy Lithuanian cemetery in Toronto, full of ornate wrought iron crosses.
The harbour beacon, Meaford Ontario,framed by lake ice.
Weather in my town on Georgian Bay right now, Minus 20c feels like minus 27 with windchill, brr.
Crow takes flight from a snowy branch against winter sunshine.
My winter clothes
Lake Huron shoreline, solitary figure. Me.
Silver birch covered in snow against a blue spruce, in a snowstorm.
A February view of the snowy Bighead River in Grey County.
Fence line running along the edge of a huge snow covered field, first blue sky in a long time thanks to the Great Lakes being iced over, stopping the lake effect grey skies and snow squalls.
One of the weirdest shots I've ever taken, cellphone shot of Meaford harbour at night with a freezing fog hovering a few feet above the the surface of the half frozen lake. Harbour light in distance.
Snowy forest path.
Snowy day, looking up into a blue sky, past snow drifts.
My garden in summer, full of peonies daisies, lilies and bees.
Tweet from Simon Holland : "Hard to believe that tomorrow is already January 45th"
TTC streetcar reflected overhead in the windows of a downtown highrise, Toronto Canada
Tiny star, waiting for her meatloaf special in her favourite diner.
Grass draws delicate lines in new fallen snow.
Ice formations on Lake Huron, Ontario.
Icy river cutting through snowy banks.
Looking down into the frozen Bighead River, listening to the ice heaving and creaking over the flow of the current.
Meme depicting Jesus Christ as Colonel Sanders with the letters JFC (Jesus F@©¿g Christ) instead of KFC. It's pretty much my same reaction to any news nowadays.
Crow walking through a snowy field dotted with rows of cut cornstalks
That strange time between Xmas and new year when no one knows what day it is. You're simultaneously drunk and hungover. Food is appalling. Time isn't even a concept anymore.
A creepy clown is digging into a savoury pie in this weird Victorian Christmas card.
Edward Gorey's pen and ink illustration of an Edwardian family around a hole in the ice where father is tossing a loathsome fruitcake.
A solitary figure in a snow storm.
Collingwood Ontario, photo taken at water level, splash frozen in time. Terminal in distance.
Boardwalk at Point Pelee, the southernmost tip of Canada. Lake Erie.
Snowy marsh in Grey County. Reflections in the pooled water.
It's a KFC logo except it's Jesus and it says JFC instead.
Red maple leaves on glass patio table, embedded in ice.
View of the Collingwood Harbour Terminal through the boardwalk railing along Chicken and Hen Trail.
Graffiti wall, Queen & Spadina, Toronto, fisheye lens.
Absolutely massive, ancient willow, Mimico Creek, Toronto. Boy exploring.
Draught horse having a nice roll in the dirt.
A fallow field with a Keep Out sign.
A rural graveyard, looking very gloomy, shot with a plastic camera.
Country Road in November, Apple trees golden in the sun
Canadian author Ward McBurney wearing his greatcoat, holding his walking stick to the sky. Never forgotten my friend.
Toronto Police Mounted Unit horse and officer posing in front of the historic Honest Ed's at Bathurst and Bloor, one of a series of thousands of photos taken for a trading card project aimed at kids/community spanning ten years.
Black and white landscape, wild grapevine twisted around barbed wire fence in foreground, fields in the distance. Mundane but a piece of my memory.
Misty autumn day in Grey County Ontario. Solitary tree in the middle of a farm field, rail and wire fence in the foreground.
Directly overhead a hawk spreads his wings against a blue sky, staring directly at the camera with piercing eyes.