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Bryck Farms
Creuant la regió de Saskatchewan.
Bryck Farms is the name of a family farm and agricultural operation prominently associated with the rural locality of Hubbard, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Hubbard Location: Hubbard is a small hamlet located in the agricultural heartland of the Saskatchewan Prairies, in the eastern part of the province. Like many small communities, it developed along the railway line.
Bryck Farms Significance: This farm operation is recognized in heritage and railway enthusiast circles because it once operated a very prominent grain elevator (or grain silo).
The Grain Elevator: The Bryck Farms elevator in Hubbard is a classic wooden structure, typical of the golden age of prairie agriculture. These elevators, which stored grain before it was loaded onto the trains, are an iconic symbol of the Saskatchewan landscape.
Community Nature: Hubbard and Bryck Farms represent the core of Saskatchewan's farm economy, which is centered on grain cultivation.
This emerald river begins in the Rocky Mountains (in the Bow Glacier) and flows to the Oldman River, these two form the South Saskatchewan River. Then these waters meet the Nelson River and flow into Hudson Bay. From ice and snow into the emerald water, through scenic views of Alberta into the waters of Hudson Bay and Arctic Waters...
Bow River, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
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A Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) kit standing in front of its den site. They have exceptional sight, smell and hearing abilities which makes them excellent hunters. Unlike other mammals, they are able to hear low-frequency sounds which help them hunt small animals, even when they’re underground. Copyright © Kim Toews/All Rights Reserved.
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This is probably a lucky 'catch'. This old home will not be standing for much longer.
Captured with a full modified Canon EOSR with an 830nm filter. Modifications performed by Spencer's Camera & Photo.
Here is another one of my favorites from last week's trip to the rockies. Here is a small part of Vermillion Lakes, just outside of Banff.
Such interesting scenery in the winter. This was the only area of the lake that was in liquid state, and it appears that there was a nearby spring as you could really smell the sulphur.
I tried stretching the exposure as long as I could without blowing out the sky and I landed around 75 seconds.
I removed a few pesky rocks, floating bits, and small lens flares out in post to give an overall cleaner, pristine image.
sunrise reflection. the three sisters. canmore. alberta. This morning I watched a frosty winter sunrise with fall colors, and some amazing mountains! So beautiful I nearly cried... @travelalberta #explorealberta via 500px ift.tt/2y2lvch
We have been through Banff quite a few times in the last few years. It wasn't until recently that we have stopped just outside of Banff at the rest stop above Vermillion Lakes. It wasn't actually until this week when I realized that this was the area you see from Highway #1.
Every other time we have come to the lookout above these lakes, I have always been disappointed by what I produced. I was a little discouraged from that rest stop.
We decided to get right down there and once I saw liquid water, I was running out to the shoreline in the bushes.
I set up the tripod and dialed in the exposure. I dropped it all the way down to f/22 and with my trusty B+W ND110, I was able to get a nice lengthy exposure. The clouds were flying by quite steadily and I captured some good motion. I would have liked to get more than 30 seconds but they look good in the sky .
After doing some research on a DIY ND filter, I realized that I could better adjust white balance in my own photos. I used the 'Custom White Balance' feature and shot a blank white page from my Field Notes and set the WB from that image. The result was incredible. I will work that into my process each and every time.