chrisgreenwood

Who cooks for you?

Who cooks for you?

"Who cooks for you?" It's the sound that distinguishes Barred Owls from other species. In the wild and ethically photographed as always....
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"Who cooks for you?" It's the sound that distinguishes Barred Owls from other species. In the wild and ethically photographed as always.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 800 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 400/1

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Jul, 2017

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One of my few efforts at monochrome. Elbow Falls in Alberta, Canada.

Fire and Ice on Abraham Lake in the Canadian Rockies. The bubbles are caused by methane trapped in the ice.

One of my very first landscape images with my trusty Rebel. This was ona trip into the mountains with a shiny new (well to me at least) 17-40.

We arrived at this location for a sunset shot, and were immediately shown a Double rainbow. Much panic ensued.

Another version of this sunset at DPP where I managed to pull out the purples a little better.

Taken in the golden hour at Medicine Lake in Jasper NP, Canada. One of my favourite lakes to photograph for the rocks in the foreground.

The Ice crystals at Vermillion Lake forming alongside the hot springs were pretty and I thought they formed a nice line to the mountain itself (Rundle

We found this newborn Grizzly cub on the side of the road, but decided not to pick him up as momma was close-by.

Elbow Falls winter wonderland

A yearling moose amongst the snow and frost in Bragg Creek, AB.

First visit to this location gave some great alpenglow and a Goose that didn't move enough for me able to include it in my shot (admittedly an acciden

No bigger than a pop can. In the wild as always.

Our lone baby branched out today!

Although we live close by, we often miss Lake Louise as it can be very crowded. This was taken on an overcast day (we visited to grab a coffee) and I

We had a friend visiting from Vegas and we were hoping for the alpen glow and sunrise, but alas we were out of luck. Still quite like it "as is" thoug

No-one ever seems to stop here (it's on the side of the road) as they're in too much of a rush to photograph Peyto Lake, 100m up the road!

This is first light upon Mt. Edith Cavell from Jasper NP. It's actually a river and for this view you need wellies and tripod as you're standing in it

A Small Island in Two Jack Lake, Banff NP. Mount Rundle is the background. Taken at Sunrise.

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