Blind River, Ontario, Canada. An address on the North Shore of Lake Huron where this landscape photo captures the wide-open horizon, windswept pines, and sunlit rock that make Northern (Central ;) Ontario so unforgettable. Dorothy Inlet, which this shoreline overlooks, forms the mouth of the west arm of the Blind River.
The naming of natural features such as bays, islands, and rock outcroppings often reflects the personal connections of those who mapped these areas. Such is the case with Dorothy Inlet, which piqued my interest as I sought to uncover the story behind its namesake. I found this reference, but I don’t know if it’s the Dorothy I’m looking for: Ontario History, Scholarly Journal of the Ontario Historical Society, since 1899. On page 30, there is the following listing: DOROTHY: Inlet, Algoma; after Mrs. W. 1? Anderson (q.v.), Ottawa. I dug a little deeper and ended up having an enjoyable afternoon reading the Anderson Record in the Ontario Historical Society, Vol 6 - 1905, starting at page 109. Again, not sure if it’s the correct Dorothy, but it was a good read!
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Blind River, Ontario, Canada. An address on the North Shore of Lake Huron where this landscape photo captures the wide-open horizon, windswept pines, and sunlit rock that make Northern (Central ;) Ontario so unforgettable. Dorothy Inlet, which this shoreline overlooks, forms the mouth of the west arm of the Blind River.
The naming of natural features such as bays, islands, and rock outcroppings often reflects the personal connections of those who mapped these areas. Such is the case with Dorothy Inlet, which piqued my interest as I sought to uncover the story behind its namesake. I found this reference, but I don’t know if it’s the Dorothy I’m looking for: Ontario History, Scholarly Journal of the Ontario Historical Society, since 1899. On page 30, there is the following listing: DOROTHY: Inlet, Algoma; after Mrs. W. 1? Anderson (q.v.), Ottawa. I dug a little deeper and ended up having an enjoyable afternoon reading the Anderson Record in the Ontario Historical Society, Vol 6 - 1905, starting at page 109. Again, not sure if it’s the correct Dorothy, but it was a good read!
You have two options to choose from for acquiring this photograph:
Option 1: Digital Download
This photo is high resolution at 8400px X 6299px 300 dpi
You can add the photograph to your cart here on my Squarespace website by using the black 'Add to Cart' button below. This option provides you with a downloadable digital file only. You can print it at home, at a local print shop, or through an online printing service. Please note that no physical product will be shipped. After completing your payment, you will receive a secure link to download the file, valid for 24 hours. If the link expires, you can request a new link be sent to your email. Due to the digital nature of this product, returns, exchanges, or cancellations are not accepted. If you experience any issues with your order, please don't hesitate to contact me via the contact form for assistance.
Option 2: Physical Print OR a Commercial License Digital Download option is available
If you're looking for a complete solution to display this photograph beautifully in your home, consider purchasing a print from Pictorem, a reputable Canadian printing service based in Montreal. Clicking the link below will direct you to my page for this photograph on the Pictorem website. They offer a wide selection of printing materials and presentation methods.
https://www.pictorem.com/2634361/dorothy-inlet-wall-art-that-feels-like-a-deep-breath-1/
Key benefits of this option include:
The price you see includes Pictorems’ printing costs and my $65 print fee. Pictorem is also committed to a commission-free process, ensuring a positive experience for both the buyer and the artist.
I hope this information makes your decision easier and enhances your experience of adding this beautiful piece to your collection! Enjoy!
