Landscapes

2024

A beaver dam in Fish Creek, done on film as a long exposure.

Fish Creek near Bridge 9, done on film as a long exposure.

Lundbreck Falls, done on film as a long exposure.

2023

Found south of Calgary on a road trip.

A small pond on the border between BC and Alberta, near Jasper.

2022

From Yukon, along the Dempster Highway. And if you scroll down, you'll find a few more from Yukon.

From 2021

During a Neil Zeller road trip. 

Near Clairsholm.

A prairie scene near Vulcan.

Chief Mountain.

Found on a back road on the way home.

Moonrise over Cottonwood Park.

Dry Island Buffalo Jump during a scenic road trip during a cold windy February afternoon.

From 2020

Two shots in Fish Creek. 

From 2019

These three are quite local, only a short walk from my house. Bridge 2 is by far the prettiest bridge in Fish Creek.

There are many from Yukon that could go here, but check out this post. 

Some New Zealand landscapes to start the year.

Red Rock Coulee near Medicine Hat.

2018 and earlier, including some updates done in 2019

   

All below are 2017 or earlier. The first three of these are from Tombstone Park in Yukon. I should almost create another tab just for it, there are so many stunning images.

These next three shots were done within a few yards of each other, at very different times of day, on different days at different times of the year. They are some my favourite images of all that have come through my camera. Two have been purchased and printed.

Horse Thief Canyon is a combination of 9 individual photos, 3 HDR images on the left, the middle, and right. All of them merged together, then stitched together in a panorama. This web version is ok, but the hi res version could print out at 3 feet by 13 inches in exquisite detail (300 dpi), and possibly as big as 6 feet by 2 feet in pretty good detail on canvas. I'm not sure I want to think about how big the TIFF file would be. Looking for a wide print, perhaps above a window?