Ice dancers.

A photo taken by Steve Manders at the location Ontario with coordinates [44.389356, -76.325723]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Ontario. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Ice dancers. by Steve Manders
Near Photos

Near Photos of Ontario at [44.389356, -76.325723]

About 20 Mute and Trumpter Swans and hundreds of Canada Geese enjoy February at Washburn Locks. There had been a week or more at -20 C. by Steve Manders
Washburn Locks dumping water after a January thaw. It got very cold again creating the hoar frost. The electric generating station was sold to Energy Ottawa with a dozen other stations in July 2015. by Steve Manders
Washburn Lock on the Rideau, Ontario by Russ Sharratt
Frosty shore line. by Steve Manders
Swing Bridge at Lower Brewers Lock by Mike Hurst
Lower Brewers Lock by mshurst
Washburn Locks releases water from a winter thaw, January 2013. by Steve Manders
Ice build up below the spill way in February. by Steve Manders
Wooden Swing Bridge by Patrick R Anthony
Steve Manders's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Steve Manders

The Brockville and Ottawa Railway (B&O) was built in 1859, it merged with the Canada Central Railway (CCR) in 1878, was leased to CPR in 1881. It was built as wide guage track ( 5' 6") and converted to standard guage track ( 4' 10") in 1880. VIA trains to and from Ottawa connect to the Montreal and Toronto line here. This is one of the oldest continuously used lines in Canada. The B&O started at the Brockville waterfont at Canada's first train tunnel buil by Steve Manders
The little dark hole in the trees is all that remains of the Cobourg and Peterborough Railway (C&PRy) used from 1858 to 1869. That is all that remains of the money invested in it too. Gone for 145 years! It shows up better in the satellite photo. It becomes the Parkway Trail in parts of Peterborough. by Steve Manders
There used to be massive log drives down here 100 years ago and more. Eventually a small railway was built in Algonquin Park by Booth, to haul the timber out. At one time, it was the bussiest rail way in the world! by Steve Manders
Very old log house in Fairbanks, Ak. The logs provide good insulation. Precise location not certain. Note the abundance of flowers. by Steve Manders
W.M Church (Wesleyan Methodist) remodelled in 1873. It has a simple but handsome design. Now the Friendship United Church. by Steve Manders
Newfoundland Railway locomotive, built after 1953, retired in 1988. It used narrow gauge tracks and axels. Most of the diesel engines were about 800 hp. by Steve Manders