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"Trapped in Ice".. This is a scene taken at sunset at Bow Lake in Banff National Park - Alberta, Canada. In the foreground, those are methane gas bubbles that get trapped as the lake freezes. As the different layers of ice keep forming, bubbles get continue to get trapped under each other. Enjoy!
"Canadian Glow"... I'm bringing the year to an end with one of my favorite shots from 2014, the Northern Lights. This was from my November trip to the Canadian Rockies in Alberta, Canada. Hope you all had a fabulous 2014 and wish you the best for 2015. Happy New Year!
Full view of Niagara Falls, shows the immensity of it's size and the dynamics of the flow if the Niagara river. It's power is felt and heard even yards away. How beautiful it must have looked before modern man, turned it into a over developed attraction.
As the sun disappears beneath the mountains, the sky is painted with an abundant pallet of colours. A chill reminds me to take as many photos before the mountains chill takes over!
A very chilly -10°F morning at Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada. The lake was in the process of freezing. I was glad to have caught the reflections in the lake before it had completely frozen over. We visited here again 3-4 days later and the lake was ice. Enjoy!
A soft reflection of Castle Mountain in the semi-frozen Bow River. One of the many gorgeous mountains in Banff National Park, Alberta. Oh, Canada!
The best adorned and finished edifice within the protective walls of Fort Langley British Columbia Canada located on the south part of the fortification was referred to as the ‘Big House’ and this fairly accurate recreation was built in 1958 celebrating 100 years after the British Colony of British Columbia was announcement was made at this very location. Within the Big House resided two important individuals and their respective families, the chief trader for the Hudson’s Bay Company and the Hudson’s Bay Company clerk at the trading post. The border of the United States was clearly delineated in 1846, with the Washington territory north of the Oregon territory, the Hudson’s Bay Company kept its trade post in place to move goods. In 1857 gold was discovered on the very Fraser River that the trade route relied on for transporting goods and just as they did in California, hundreds of Americans flooded Fort Langley looking for mining supplies. The British Empire was cautious of the annexation happy United States and on August 2, 1858, within the original Big House, James Douglas was appointed as governor of the new British Colony, British Columbia (named by Queen Victoria herself), under the condition that he sever all ties to the Hudson’s Bay Company, which Douglas agreed. Within these walls, what we today call the province of British Columbia came into existence with a royal British charter signed by Douglas and witnessed by several high-ranking British officials. #developportdev @gothamtomato @developphotonewsletter @omsystem.cameras #excellent_america #omsystem @bheventspace @bhphoto @adorama @tamracphoto @tiffencompany #usaprimeshot #tamractales @mpbcom @kehcamera @fortlangley @visit_bc #microfourthirds #olympus #micro43 #micro43photography @visitcanada.ca
Happy 183rd Birthday Toronto! The Toronto Skyline never fails to amaze me. I hope I can go back someday soon and photograph this beautiful place!
This was the first view I ever had of the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada. The low lying cloud added some great drama to the scene. It was only in post production that I noticed the people on the roof!
Winter nights in Banff, Alberta... Frozen lakes.. bright stars, and the Milky Way.. This place will leave you breathless.. It's time - Travel Alberta
Nestled between the Canadian Rockies is this quaint little town known as Banff. It's the hub and the place to be while visiting Banff National Park in Alberta, Ca. Enjoy!