Category: Landscape Photography
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With November came the first snowfalls, of any amount, to Northern Alberta. There is something magical about taking photos right after a fresh snowfall. Here’s…
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2020 will be a memorable year in so many respects: not all of it in a good way. But this Fall did offer some nice…
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As I watch the first few flakes of snow accumulate on the ground, it is a good time to reflect on my summer’s photographic excursions.…
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With travel being somewhat restricted due to the Covid-19 pandemic, I have taken the opportunity to explore several local areas that offer somewhat different photographic…
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In late April or early May, I had a couple of concepts for photos I wanted to take near the downtown area of St. Albert,…
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Early in March, along with a group of my camera club friends, I visited Death Valley National Park. Rather than give a detailed account of…
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For my final day of this Route 66 adventure I wanted to be in Amboy, CA just a bit before sunset so that I could…
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I got up early to catch my hotel for the night, La Posada, in the early morning light. Built in 1929 as a Fred Harvey…
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I have to admit that I’m not an avid early-riser. However, if I have something specific planned, I really don’t have a problem getting up…
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There we were, hurtling down the canal at a breathtaking speed of … 2 miles per hour! At 69’ long and 6’9” wide, there is…
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Our September visit to England continued as we departed the Peak District and set off for Barnard Castle in County Durham. On the way we…
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In mid-September we set off for a month in England. Our month started with a short bus ride from Heathrow to the Reading Rail Station,…
Wind At Your Back 