The Industrious Beaver

Spotted 2 Beavers enjoying the sunshine like the rest of us at Beaver Board Walk on May 27, 2012.

Catching Up

Continuous shot of water fowl taken from Beaver Boardwalk in Hinton, Alberta. May 27, 2012.

Cropped image of water fowl.

Athabasca Falls

A view of Athabasca Falls from one side...

And the other side.

 That is about a 50' drop down there and I didn't want to get too close to the edge. The waterfall has cut a smooth channel through the rock over thousands of years.

 After the chaotic falls, the Athabasca river carries on in such a tranquil pace.

And The Mountain Blushes...

....when it admires the beauty of the sunset.

2 Canada Grey Geese Landing In A Pond

Seven continuous shots of the Geese landing in the mountain pond.

Rearguard Falls

Overlander Falls

The water mist + sunshine equals pefect rainbows and photographs.

Fraser River

Reach For The Sky

I love early spring when everything begins sprouting fresh,bright greens.

Just like the seasons change from desolate winters to flourishing springs so shall the seasons of Humanity. We are at this point right now. The planetary Spring has already begun. :)

Red Cap Close Up

Super Moon Of May 5, 2012

Lunar Light Burst

The Super Moon of May 5/ 2012.

This photo was shot in bulb mode for 15 seconds for artistic light effects.

The Alberta Badlands

These photo's were taken near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada in the heart of the Badlands. The Badlands are known to have the richest deposits of dinosaur fossils on earth. When I was younger I went for a hike in this area with a couple of friends and found a fossilized clam shell. This tells us that the area was once under water in ancient times, and it also tells us that the map of the Earth changes, and so does its climate, perpetually.

The badlands have a very unique landscape. The shale adds orange and red colors to the overall scene.

The rock has visible layers and textures up close and afar.