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Author: Kimberly Hall

  • favourite prairie landscape

    This is what summer in Saskatchewan looks like to me.

  • snuggles

    Often on my trip to Banff with my parents, we’d go for a drive after supper and take in the sights.  One night we were driving through the Tunnel Mountain Campground and came upon a herd of elk. It was after 10 o’clock so the light wasn’t that great, and I don’t really even remember…

  • Saturday Morning Walk

    I want to get a lot accomplished today, so an early morning walk (well, stroll is more accurate) seemed like a good idea to start the day.  This early bird thing is not so bad in the summer and there were a lot of friendly “good morning” wishes exchanged on the path in Wascana Park. …

  • Here Comes the Sun (again)

    Here’s one more pic from Monday morning’s sunrise…

  • here comes the sun

    Here comes the sun, here comes the sun, and I say it’s all right…. I’d been lamenting the fact I really don’t have any summer sunrise pictures…I’m more of a night owl than an early bird, so there’s good reason for the lack of sunrise pictures, but sometimes when you have the opportunity, you have…

  • Hoodoos against a blue sky

    Here’s another picture of the hoodoos near Drumheller, Alberta. Of the pictures I took there, this one is my favourite.

  • Lake Louise Tulips

    Just some pretty tulips spotted by the Chateau Lake Louise sign (I was happier with this picture than with the pictures I took of Lake Louise, actually).

  • a Saskatchewan sunset

    Whether it’s an ocean, mountain or prairie view (or from my balcony), I love taking sunset pictures.  Here’s one from the other night in the Battlefords River Valley and a view of the Battlefords Goose Project…

  • Mount Norquay and the Bow River

    I’m excited to upload my pictures tomorrow and see how they turned out…but here’s one more iPhone pic from a few days ago.

  • Hoodoos

    Back in Saskatchewan now, but earlier in the day we passed through Drumheller, the heart of the Canadian Badlands, and stopped at the Hoodoos for one last touristy photo op of the trip. The photos I’ve posted this week were all taken with my iPhone and I’ll be anxious to upload my Nikon d7000 pics…

  • Banff Springs Hotel

    I took many pictures of the Banff Springs Hotel, here’s one version taken from the Surprise Corner Viewpoint.

  • Bow Falls

    Bow Falls near the Banff Springs Hotel…