From my 'On The Edge' series of landscape shots. Taken above Salmon Glacier, north of Stewart B.C. / Hyder Alaska.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Select Images From MS Bike Tour
| Saturday Morning Start Line |
| A wetter Start on Sunday |
| Heading into the wind |
| Best Costumes - A real pair of Mooovers |
| Heather coping with the rain |
| Hey Dad! We can stop pedaling now! |
| Finish Line Smiles |
| Waiting For Mom! |
| 6 Photographers, 2000 Images, 3 hours to showtime? No Sweat!, | Well a little but at 4pm we had our show ready for the evening banquet. Thanks Crew! |
Monday, July 2, 2012
Canada Day Fireworks and Midway at Edmonton
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Catching The Action
Last weekend seven members of Images Alberta Camera Club volunteered with the M.S. Society and provided photography services. We spent two days following the 2000 riders on their 190 KM return trek from Leduc to Camrose on Saturday and returning Sunday.
As I was photographing the teams in the starting queue I caught this young man photographing his father in the starting line on his i-pad. I just liked the concept of the picture within a picture and I may use this image in an upcoming article about phonography and alternative cameras in an upcoming issue of Imagery. Imagery is the Images Alberta Camera Club newsletter and it can be found at imagesalberta.ca/imagery
As I was photographing the teams in the starting queue I caught this young man photographing his father in the starting line on his i-pad. I just liked the concept of the picture within a picture and I may use this image in an upcoming article about phonography and alternative cameras in an upcoming issue of Imagery. Imagery is the Images Alberta Camera Club newsletter and it can be found at imagesalberta.ca/imagery
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Spring at Muttart Conservatory
Sunday, February 26, 2012
When The Weather Gives You Snow......
When the world gives you lemons, make lemonade. When the weather gives you snow.....and you lose light and shadows, think minimalism.
After our camera club outing to shoot (mostly indoors) at the Ukrainian Cultural Village, I made a detour into Elk Island National Park to create a few new winter images. No glowing sunsets, no shadows, and the elk were so far back into the falling snow that the image is too grainy to use. Instead, I used the low visibility to create a couple of simpler compositions that I feel express the weather.
The low visibility created ghostly backstops to this tree along lake shore
Snow falling and heavy overcast flattens the light and made walking hard as I could not see contours on the surface very well. That lack of detail makes a simple image that enhances a feeling of isolation. Certainly there was little of signs of other`s to this lakeside viewpoint.
After our camera club outing to shoot (mostly indoors) at the Ukrainian Cultural Village, I made a detour into Elk Island National Park to create a few new winter images. No glowing sunsets, no shadows, and the elk were so far back into the falling snow that the image is too grainy to use. Instead, I used the low visibility to create a couple of simpler compositions that I feel express the weather.
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| Snow Blind 2 |
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| Winter Is No Picnic |
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Silver Skate Festival Feb 17 - 20
Here's an upcoming outing with Images Alberta Camera Club Feb 18&19.
Check out the speed skaters, outdoor activities, snow sculptures, Fire Dancers and more!
Check out the speed skaters, outdoor activities, snow sculptures, Fire Dancers and more!
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