Capture Innisfil
Do you have an eye when it comes to taking jaw-dropping photos? We want to see it! Use #CaptureInnisfil, a photo challenge where you can submit your greatest shots in and around Innisfil. Your photos could make it into our brochures, TV screens, social media, and more! Don’t worry, we’ll make sure you have the bragging rights and give you credit. Just remember to tell us a brief story when you upload your photo. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, right?
If you're having any issues uploading your file, please send your photos directly to communications@innisfil.ca or use the hashtag #CaptureInnisfil on Facebook, Instagram or X.
Please note that by sending images or using the hashtag #CaptureInnisfil you will be granting consent to the Town of Innisfil to use your photos in any future promotions and materials.
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Share your photo here and tell us a little bit about it!
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Share Our Winter Wonderland ❄️ on Facebook Share Our Winter Wonderland ❄️ on X (formerly Twitter) Share Our Winter Wonderland ❄️ on Linkedin Email Our Winter Wonderland ❄️ link
Our Winter Wonderland ❄️
Enjoying the beautiful fresh snow & making trails ❄️ Big Cedar Point
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Share Snowy Bliss ❄️ on Facebook Share Snowy Bliss ❄️ on X (formerly Twitter) Share Snowy Bliss ❄️ on Linkedin Email Snowy Bliss ❄️ link
Snowy Bliss ❄️
Sunny Sky, Snow, Skis & Best Friends 🐾 🐾
Enjoying life in Innisfil ✨
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No Filter Required
Enjoying the beautiful colours of nature with my best friend 🐾
Looking east across Lake Simcoe.
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Share Our Beautiful Lake Simcoe on Facebook Share Our Beautiful Lake Simcoe on X (formerly Twitter) Share Our Beautiful Lake Simcoe on Linkedin Email Our Beautiful Lake Simcoe link
Our Beautiful Lake Simcoe
Serene view of our lake. In the distance (left to right) Fox Island, Snake Island & Big Cedar Point.
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Share Innisfil Beach Bridge on Facebook Share Innisfil Beach Bridge on X (formerly Twitter) Share Innisfil Beach Bridge on Linkedin Email Innisfil Beach Bridge link
Innisfil Beach Bridge
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Share Innisfil beach park lake Simcoe tree henge on Facebook Share Innisfil beach park lake Simcoe tree henge on X (formerly Twitter) Share Innisfil beach park lake Simcoe tree henge on Linkedin Email Innisfil beach park lake Simcoe tree henge link
Innisfil beach park lake Simcoe tree henge
Like the famous Manhatten henge and Toronto henge, I present Innisfil Beach Park, Lake Simcoe Tree Henge 😂
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Share Beautiful fall scenery in Alcona on Facebook Share Beautiful fall scenery in Alcona on X (formerly Twitter) Share Beautiful fall scenery in Alcona on Linkedin Email Beautiful fall scenery in Alcona link
Beautiful fall scenery in Alcona
Down in the valley below
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Share Walk at the top of Webster Blvd on Facebook Share Walk at the top of Webster Blvd on X (formerly Twitter) Share Walk at the top of Webster Blvd on Linkedin Email Walk at the top of Webster Blvd link
Walk at the top of Webster Blvd
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Share Lake Simcoe with View of Fox Island on Facebook Share Lake Simcoe with View of Fox Island on X (formerly Twitter) Share Lake Simcoe with View of Fox Island on Linkedin Email Lake Simcoe with View of Fox Island link
Lake Simcoe with View of Fox Island
We love the colours! Always so cheerful!
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Share I took this photo from the beach nearest the residents parking lot Sunday morning as all the seagulls took off. I've noticed that they seem to know and congregate on the beach to watch the sun crack the horizon. on Facebook Share I took this photo from the beach nearest the residents parking lot Sunday morning as all the seagulls took off. I've noticed that they seem to know and congregate on the beach to watch the sun crack the horizon. on X (formerly Twitter) Share I took this photo from the beach nearest the residents parking lot Sunday morning as all the seagulls took off. I've noticed that they seem to know and congregate on the beach to watch the sun crack the horizon. on Linkedin Email I took this photo from the beach nearest the residents parking lot Sunday morning as all the seagulls took off. I've noticed that they seem to know and congregate on the beach to watch the sun crack the horizon. link
I took this photo from the beach nearest the residents parking lot Sunday morning as all the seagulls took off. I've noticed that they seem to know and congregate on the beach to watch the sun crack the horizon.
