 1 Hector Lake (along the Icefields Parkway) is yet another popular stop-off site for tourist buses - I was inundated with travellers asking me questions, and getting me to take their pictures. |
 2 Peyto Lake is a tourist's destination... I was swamped with visitors from the world over trying to nab this shot. The blue water is from suspended rock flour caused by glacial movement. |
 3 Close-up of Mount Rundle from Two Jack Lake. |
 4 Morraine Lake - close to Lake Loiuse - is a popular spot for tourists year-round. The pile of gravel at the foot of the mountain is cause by frost shattering. |
 5 Mount Yamnuska, or "Yam", marks the transition from foothills to the Rockies along the Trans-Canada highway. |
 6 Another shot of Mount Yamnuska, converted to watercolor thanks to Photoshop and various filters. |
 7 In Alberta, there are cows... feeding them takes a bit of work. |
 8 I just finished shooting another image at sunrise, and was packing up, when I turned and saw this! |
 9 Castle Mountain |
 10 The famous Morants Curve, named after the photographer commissioned by the railway. Along Hwy 1A. |
 11 Winter photography close to home in Calgary... |
 12 That's my wife Moira's silhouette at Levina Lookout in BC. |
 13 Alberta's famous Burmis Tree - over 700 years old! |
 14 Burmis Tree from another angle, another day... |
 15 Ospreys are also called sea hawks - eat mostly fish, and build they nests on the shoreline. |
 16 Hiking up to Idaho lookout - lots of wild flowers. |
 17 Idaho lookout, BC |
 18 The Alberta Badlands are very pictuesque, and a popular tourist destination in and around Dinosaur Provincial Park. |
 19 Just west of Calgary, the foothils lead into the Rockies... |
 20 Other than the Humour section, this is the only image I didn't shoot - my wife had more patience than I did, waiting for the droves of tourists to disappear out of site. Took her 20 minutes to shoot this hoodoo in the Alberta Badlands. |
 21 On a road trip coming back from Saskatoon to Calgary, this pond in Saskatchewan caught my eye... the three trees begged to be photographed. |
 22 A clear sunny day is a difficult time to shoot waterfalls and have them turn out silky like this - I had to use 3 filters to stop down the exposure: a polarizer, an ND grad, and a neutral density. Tangle Falls, along the Icefields Parkway in Alberta. |
 23 A BC sunset, somewhere around Vancouver, circa 1996. |
