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there are now fewer sheets of ice floating down the Bow River through Calgary, although there's plenty of ice along the banks. i'm now reminded of what a beautiful city Calgary is, now that I can actually go out and walk around in it. this long-exposure captures some of that beauty oriented around the iconic Peace Bridge.
Calgary’s branch of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) celebrated The Festival of Chariots on Sunday, the first such celebration since the pandemic began. The Festival of Chariots, also known as Rath Yatra, was first held in Calgary in 2004. The event has been held in major cities around the world, after originating in Jagannatha Puri.
This photo was taken on January 18, 2011 in Hidden Valley, Calgary, AB, CA, using a Pentax K100D
This appears to be a customized version of the Knight XV by Conquest Vehicles (conquestvehicles.com/knight-xv.html)
The construction of the Calgary Municipal Building was completed in October, 1985 and has since been the centre for civic administration. The modern triangular design of this 14 story building embodies the dynamic and progressive spirit of Calgary and centralizes most City departments. Over 2,000 employees work in the complex,
Time exposure of Calgary's downtown core taken at night looking east from an ice shelf on the north bank of the Bow River from a point west of downtown. (Calgary, Alberta, Canada). Exposure time was 30 seconds. Look at my Album "Night Zooms" to see more images in this series.
NIkkor 80-200/F4.5 Ai Zoom