The Grand River drifts past Elora’s limestone buildings, holding onto a history that’s slowly being reshaped. In this older photograph, the piers from the previous walking bridge still stand downstream from the now-demolished Badley Bridge. Together with the historic stone facades, they capture a moment in time — a memory of the town before its latest transformations. The long exposure softens the water’s surface, adding a sense of calm reflection to a scene filled with echoes of change.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photorag fine art paper with archival Giclée inks for rich detail and lasting colour. Available unframed or in FSC®-certified black wood frames with white mat and glass.
