Your 8 Most Inspiring Travel Photos
Stunning moments captured by CAA Members
Stunning moments captured by CAA Members
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. And there’s no better way to preserve special memories when travelling, as proven by our globetrotting CAA Members. From the far shores of Australia to iconic Lake Louise, here are some of our favourite shots.
Brent Fong from Toronto, Ont.
“Whenever you see a sunrise, you have to be inspired. I love the tranquility of the moment before the start of the day.”
Akshay Kumar from Toronto, Ont.
“People say, ‘Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations.’ After a long trek through the forest, my wife and I found ourselves standing thousands of feet above the ground, and the sight we saw was breathtaking. Every word to describe the beauty we were witnessing seemed to be an understatement.”
Bryan Pereira from Toronto, Ont.
“I’m always on the lookout for interesting shots. I saw the river as I was driving and I liked the colours of the foliage, sky and water, and tried to create an interesting composition with all the elements.”
Caleb Crawley from Barrie, Ont.
“Sunsets are one of the most beautiful events in nature, and when you can combine a sunset with a lake, mountains and the rising moon, you definitely have to take the shot! I love the colours of twilight.”
Eva Clements from Borden, Ont.
“We were heading out for a whale-watching tour, and I thought the downtown in the background behind the boats would be an interesting picture. I like the different shades of blue and the hazy cityscape behind the clear sailboats. There is a nice symmetry in that all the boats have the bright blue tarp, masts up and sails down.”
Kabir Shaal from Mississauga, Ont.
“While driving through Cavendish, I saw these three colourful cabins and recalled seeing them in a television ad. They’re a perfect blend of whimsy, colour and craftsmanship, and are very representative of the Newfoundland character. The reflection in the water sums up the Newfoundland story—just about everything in the province is connected to the sea in some way.”
Louise Johnson from Toronto, Ont.
“I love how the muted, calm tones perfectly capture the tranquility of that day. I can almost smell the salty ocean air and hear the sound of the waves lapping against the rocky shore.”
Cindy Harapiak from Oakville, Ont.
“We were travelling in a Zodiac up an estuary and that appeared before us at the end of the estuary. It was so calm and so perfect...it hardly seemed real...like a painting!”
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