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this is next to the 50st bridge and that's the north Saskatchewan River in Edmonton, Alberta there's a path down there. I was just looking at it and if I didn't tell you it looks like it goes right to the river. I like taking photos and usi

this is next to the 50st bridge and that's the north Saskatchewan River in Edmonton, Alberta there's a path down there. I was just looking at it and if I didn't tell you it looks like it goes right to the river. I like taking photos and usi

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Took me 2 days to get the timing right for sun placement the helicopter was a happenstance

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After a night at the movies I took a few photos and I remember staying here once back in the 90s I love the old architecture

It's an edited photo one of my first I just liked how it turned out the original edit was much sharper and clearer posting it here doesn't d

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best shot of the day until that day I did not know the alleyways of Lacombe Alberta were covered in beautiful art. it's like a call back to the days when service meant something, people meant something glad I took the time to capture some of the grea

Alberta legislature Edmonton Alberta Canada. One of the last truly warm days of the year.

June 13-20 outside by myself reminded me of images I had seen of lava I was in N.E. Alberta

3 generations of woman in my family I'm very happy I get to exist with such beauty in my family the 2 younger ladies have probably never seen themselves in this fashion devoid of color but beautiful they are still. I am blessed

sitting with my cuz early one morning and it was kinda sweater chilly but seeing the sun shining so brightly it made it all bearable love it when the sun stretches is finger's out to caress you

I took a few of this waterway. It's name I believe is rainbow falls in northern Ontario I don't often get to pick the time of day but I make the most of it by climbing where I shouldn't. when you get that one photo that you keep staring at

I can't remember exactly where this was I remember being the only one to get out of the car. I was pretty quick too.this was taken with an old keybo phone

Calgary Tower at 5am. I worked for a temp agency. hard work but I needed the money. and it afforded me this shot

close friend of mine our deal was I make him look good then it's my photo

slow aperture and catch the wheel full tilt

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