Kevin's Place on the Web

You have reached the home page of Kevin Brewer. I have an MBA with an area of specialty in finance which I earned at the M. G. DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University, in Hamilton. Since graduation I have been employed at the university as; an instructional assistant, a research assistant, and a sessional lecturer teaching several courses in the Finance and Business Economics area. A few years ago I bought my first digital camera, a Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart C30 digital camera. I have since upgraded to a Kodak DC4800, though I don't have a link for that at the moment. I have taken quite a few pictures in the Hamilton area, including the various waterfalls that flow over the escarpment here. Check out the photo albums below.

Photo Albums Note: to be able to fit a reasonable number of photos in the albums, I have reduced the size quite a bit. The HP has a resolution of 872x1152 and the Kodak has a resolution of 2160x1440. If you would like to see a full size version of any of these photos E-mail me at kbrewer@idirect.com. Red Hill Valley: a park in Hamilton that includes both Albion and Buttermilk Falls as well as a scenic area around the creek itself. Albion Falls: where the Red Hill Creek crosses the escarpment. Rattray Marsh: a conservation area in Mississauga that I found when I was teaching an off campus course. The Beach Strip: which connects Hamilton and Burlington and separates Lake Ontario from Hamilton Harbour. The pictures were taken in the park on the Burlington side. Tiffany Falls: this small waterfall is located in Ancaster... which is now part of Hamilton.. The conservation area that it is in can be reached from a parking lot off highway 2. Webster's Falls: a larger waterfall with a nice park in Flamborough... which is now part of Hamilton. Iroquoias Heights Falls: a small waterfall that is quite well hidden. The view from the crest is obscured by a large number of trees since the sides of the gorge are quite sloped. There is no path down, but the slope and number of trees makes for an easy climb.

Other pages A web site dedicated to the Waterfalls of the Hamilton area. A web site about the Hamilton area with some photos. Some really old links that I should update sometime :-)

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E-mail me at kbrewer@idirect.com