July 2018 in the Kawarthas was hot, steamy and dry, but it certainly had its soggy moments too. Regardless of the conditions, our intrepid local photographers always find inspiration on the trails and waterways. It’s our pleasure to curate a wealth of talent monthly.
Here are the top nine photos by impressions on our Instagram account in July, with links to the photographers’ Instagram accounts. To be considered for a feature, remember to tag us #kawarthaNOW on Instagram.
To see our daily shares of photos, follow us on Instagram @kawarthanow and check out our feed’s monthly highlight reels for recaps of every month in 2018.
#1. Back country camping at Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park by Jasmine Starr @jasminenstarr
Posted July 24, 2018. 6,707 impressions, 503 likes
#2. Lightning strike over Little Lake Peterborough by Jason @lynxtalon
Posted July 6, 2018. 6,698 impressions, 617 likes
#3. Sunset boat ride on Coon Lake by Barry Killen @theburleighridge_beareh
Posted July 22, 2018. 6,568 impressions, 531 likes
#4. We’re not in Kansas anymore … stormy skies over Marmora by Cindy Bartoli @cbart03
Posted July 26, 2018. 6,510 impressions, 476 likes
#5. Loon family with baby loon by Cliff Homewood @kerrybrook
Posted July 11, 2018. 6,252 impressions, 588 likes
To see more photos by wildlife photographer Cliff Homewood of the baby loon growing up, see this story.
#6. Canoeing in Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park by Joe Minardi @joeminardi27
Posted July 23, 2018. 6,154 impressions, 504 likes
#7. Midland painted turtle @kawarthanow
Posted July 12, 2018. 6,023 impressions, 414 likes
We posted this photo of a midland painted turtle, one of Ontario’s threatened turtle species, from user Appaloosa on Wikipedia.
#8. Slowing time at The Highlands Cottages in Buckhorn by Philipp @life_of_lip
Posted July 13, 2018. 5,835 impressions, 526 likes
#9. FastStart Peterborough’s Camp Startup by Mossworks @mossworksp
Posted July 3, 2018. 5,725 impressions, 163 likes
We posted this photo by Peterborough photographer Samantha Moss of participants at the Kawartha Backcountry Entrepreneurship Experience, now known as Camp Startup.