
Jen
Walsh
đšđŠ Canada
With us
9 months
I am a self-taught mobile artist.
Before the pandemic, I wouldnât have thought Iâd ever call myself an âartistâ. During the lockdown, I started to see everyday moments in a different way using photography and the amazing things one can do with a smartphone. The newfound joy of creating was what I needed to get through that very challenging time.
And now Iâm hooked! âșïž
Winning photos
A beautiful warm and breezy evening on a much anticipated family trip to Dominican Republic.
68th CollectionOne lonesome leaf on our driveway survived the winter, only to be rained upon the first few days of spring.
67th CollectionâItâs the most wonderful time of the year!â (Itâs tulip season!)
67th CollectionRain poured all afternoon and into the evening on New Yearâs Eve in New York City. These jewel-like blue tones wrapped in dense fog were too beautiful not to stop, look up and capture.
66th CollectionIt was a misty New Yearâs Eve morning in New York City and steam came from every manhole. These were just two of the thousand of officers who kept Manhattan safe in anticipation of the ball drop that evening.
66th CollectionNew York City + New Years Eve + Festive Lights = Photo Potential
65th CollectionI found this canoe near the government building underneath a major local skyway. The Canada Centre for Inland Waters is one of the worldâs leading water-research complexes. There are several little islands in this area which house hundreds of birds.
64th CollectionI took advantage of the last moments of Fall and drove to the Niagara Region. The air was cool but the sun was shining. I stopped for lunch at an organic Farm to Table Organic CafĂ© and on the property was a large patch of sunflowers. This particular flowerâs petals reminded me of blades of fire.
64th CollectionThis particular morning was perfect. Cool, crisp air. Blue skies above and a sea of golds and reds all around. October in Southern Ontario, Canada is spectacular!
63rd CollectionAn abstract view of the iconic Frank Gehry - designed spiral staircase at the Art Gallery of Ontario. It is one of the most distinctive architectural features in all of Toronto.
63rd CollectionI received a few stares while laying on the ground for this shot. This is the view looking up from the middle of the Toronto-Dominion Centre complex on a beautiful late summerâs day.
62nd CollectionâStand Tall Little Sunflower!â
Sometimes we are able to stand tall with our faces toward the sun. And sometimesâŠitâs just not that kind of day.
âSkeet!â
This is a big, bleak, brown city civic center. I am often drawn to angles and geometry when I take photos so when I saw this section of the building, I knew I could do something interesting with it. I waited a long, long time for something to happen and almost gave up until I heard the sound of skateboard wheels come from up the street. The kid saw me stand up off the park bench across the road and enthusiastically posed as he skated on by.
âHolding Patternâ
While having breakfast during a long awaited family vacation, I looked up and this is what I saw. It was only a moment but thankfully long enough to lift my phone.