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This was the view from the Crescent Heights Hill in early November 2016. Very warm weather and very crowded. This is downtown Calgary.
by Dan Kim
Sadko (red) and Kabuki (yellow) were created bySoel Etrog in 1972. These twice life-size sculptures add much needed colour to downtown Calgary's 2nd Street SW and Bow Valley Square.
Calgary and one of his skyscrapes. Wonder if they are office...
How are you all? Sorry for absence. This covid situation is not easy to manage, but I'm fine. Are you all ok?... And the stress for this election days by you?
I'm curious, are you with Trump or against? ;)
I post 3 photos more of Canada but urge to post new photos I know.
See you soon! Pass by you
A big embrace
*Starlight*
Believe it or not, this is one of four outlets of the Calgary Climbing Centre here, and it's a building I hadn't looked at closely until today. I've never been physically or mentally built to do this kind of exploring in the mountains, but I admire the heck out of anybody who can get more than two metres off the ground on one of these artificial walls, or any of the stunning rock walls that decorate our beloved Rockies.
Happy Fenced Friday! This is near our fabulous Calgary Zoo - from the pathway west towards Tom Campbell Hill Natural Area, with its glorious views.
Downtown as seen from the top floor (12th) of the Hotel Arts in Calgary. I set the camera on the railing for a 5 second exposure.
It’s been ages since I have taken Calgary Skyline with the Saddledome in the foreground from this vantage point. If my memory served me right, it may have been during the days when I was still shooting film. Since then, Calgary has grown dramatically-several buildings sprawling like mushrooms. I am not entirely sure what to make with it-I still like the old Calgary where it has the Bankers Hall, Calgary Tower & Petrocanada buildings are the prominent one in the horizon. I took several shots from this area and I thought I should post this image first. You maybe wonder why I didn’t bother cropping the foreground to make it cleaner. But that’s exactly what I wanted to show from this image. I wanted to capture the Industrial portion of the East side of the river. At the same time I wanted to be a little creative by showing the two lighting post strategically within the Rule of Thirds.
This is a 3 images blended! I have one exposure of the sky, the buildings & several important highlights (Saddledome sign, Calgary Tower) that I wanted to keep within the acceptable level. Overall, I am quite happy with the results and worth the effort freezing my fingers & toe waiting for an hour to get the perfect lighting condition.
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Canon Rebel XTi (400D)
EF 17-40mm f4L
Adobe Lightroom
Artizen HDR - Lock05 Toned
Ramsay Park
Calgary, AB Canada