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A shallow stretch of Fish Creek, showing 'micro-islands' of grass, shorelines with small erosion bluffs, and a forest of poplar trees on the adjacent floodplain. At Fish Creek Provincial Park in southeast Calgary.
Houses with front yards, trees and shrubs, driveways, and sidewalks (typical for a residential area) in Altadore, an older suburban neighbourhood in Calgary. (The area was suburban when it was built decades ago, but its location is now more central in the city, and newer suburbs are tens of kilometres from the downtown core.) The mature white-barked tree adds considerable visual interest to its yard and the streetscape.
C. J.R. Devaney
Another view from our recent walk through the Pötzleinsdorfer Park in Währing, Vienna. It was a cold, yet beautiful setting, as many leafs have already fallen and at the same time the trees still wore their beautiful, colorful crowns.
Shot taken with the Laowa 7.5mm f2 on my Panasonic G81.
Signal lights, signs, and posts/poles at the east end of Shaganappi Point train station, along Bow Trail in southwest Calgary.
C. J.R. Devaney
Probando el gran angular. Tengo que volver a la montaña para sacarle partido 😅 #ollopic #barcelona #wideangle
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Took this shot with my 8mm just before I dropped it into the water, btw, it is still there, down in the water somewhere. The Falls is located near Saluda, NC.
View down a laneway or alley in the Forest Lawn area of southeast Calgary. This alley is covered in snow and ice, with long puddles in the tire ruts/tracks, and is bordered by backyard fences, free-standing garages, garbage bins, utility poles, and trees.
This scene is a good example of urban style or character in my part of the world (city of Calgary, province of Alberta, western Canada), and shows 'subsidiary' residential architecture (garages and fences; does not include the main residences, the houses).
C. J.R. Devaney