Born and raised in rural Nova Scotia, Patti moved to Ontario in the early 70’s. She is married to Len, the love of her life, is blessed with 2 incredible sons Jason and Mike, and spends her time in Wasaga Beach, Caledon, and Bobcaygeon. Careers in accounting, real estate, the non-profit sector, and municipal government all led to that moment in January 2015 when she launched her online publication Just Sayin’ Caledon. And through it all, photography has always been there. First as a hobby, then as a release, finally as an absolute passion. Picture Pathway is an expression of that passion. Patti looks forward to bringing you pictures – her own and many others - that inspire, entertain, uplift, calm, motivate, and bring joy.
Precisely 2:50 this morning, September 23rd, marked the autumnal equinox for those of us in the northern hemisphere. For the majority of the year planet Earth’s axis is either tipped… Read More »Autumnal Equinox, Balance of Light & Dark
Washington, DC may not be a destination that immediately springs into mind when considering a holiday. However, while it is relatively small in area, at just 68 square miles, Washington… Read More »Why You Must See DC
Cloudscapes can be fascinating. Especially the ones that follow a storm. After a day of heavy rain our evening walk was greeted with some incredible colours and shapes extending along… Read More »After The Storm
The golden hour is my happy hour. For me there’s nothing quite as awe-inspiring as watching the setting sun throw her last brilliant tones on the canvas that is the… Read More »Golden Hour is my Happy Hour
I am a tree hugger. And proud of it. Last winter we visited the island of Roatan for the first time and found lots there to embrace. Roatan is part… Read More »Rooted in Roatan
Out for a drive with summer guests we recently found ourselves in Kinmount, about half an hour northeast of Bobcaygeon. This quaint little town sits along the banks of the… Read More »Kicking Around Kinmount
Roatan sits about 40 miles off the north coast of Honduras. Although it is the largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands it is less than 5 miles across at the widest… Read More »Island Life On Roatan
One of the best parts of a trip south, in my humble opinion, is the opportunity to see, smell and photograph plants that I would not be apt to see… Read More »Exotic Tropicals
Menacing. That’s singularly the best word I can think of to describe a shelf cloud. It was a little before 6:00 one evening in early September 2021 and hubby and… Read More »Leading Edge of the Storm
In the first week of January 2020 we had just disembarked in Miami from our first ever “whole family” cruise. In hindsight we were so fortunate to get that in… Read More »Off the Walls in Little Havana