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  • stopping on the side of the Trans-Canada Highway to take pictures of wildlife

    Since it’s always good to have something to aim for, I have a list in my head of things I’d like to take pictures of.  I like animals, so there are a lot of animals on that list. Whenever I’m in the mountains, I’m on the lookout for mountain goats. They were elusive in Jasper…

  • Bears

    I’ve shared these pics before, but I watched a great DisneyNature documentary the other night called Bears which made me go back and look at pictures I took in the Great Bear Rainforest last year. If you like nature documentaries and/or bears you will enjoy this film. The filmmakers captured amazing footage of a mother…

  • Bow River Valley and Mount Rundle at sunset

    This was taken on July 1…nice to celebrate Canada Day by taking pictures of a quintessential Canadian landscape!

  • clouds in nice light in Banff

    A similar pic to the last one I posted of clouds from Sulphur Mountain in Banff, but I liked the light so much I wanted to share another one.

  • 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…

  • 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.

  • 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…

  • Lake Louise

    It seemed like every tourist in the Banff area decided to visit Lake Louise today. It was busy!!! But, also beautiful. Someday, I went to spend the night at the Chateau Lake Louise.