Hotel Murray, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Day Dream
Living near the water as I do, my eyes are always drawn to boats at anchor just off shore. It evokes dreams of sailing amongst faraway islands, or just relaxing to the gentle rocking of the waves. But then, the light changes to green and I go about my day.
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Maligne Canyon
Maligne Canyon in Jasper National Park, Alberta. The Canyon was formed by the collapse of the ground above an underground river, rather that typical erosion. The resulting landscape formations are nothing short of spectacular.
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Light at the end of the tunnel
In this case the light at the end of the tunnel was the breathtaking Canadian Rockies. If it’s not already, put a train ride through the Canadian Rockies on your bucket list. You won’t regret.
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Kings Corridor
This is a corridor in the Banff Springs Hotel. I came here late at night to capture the mood and feeling of the architecture which was designed after a Scottish Castle. I only hope I didn’t disturb the ghosts that surely must inhabit this chamber.
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St. Pauls Prayer
On a trail in Stanley Park is an old stump that to some, resembles hands in prayer. And why not?
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Red Berries
Stanley Park, Vancouver British Columbia.
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Rundle Moon
Full moon rising over Mt. Rundle in Banff National Park, Alberta. One of these days I’ll be ready for the full moon rather than running about trying to capture it, as I did on this occasion.
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English Bay
Midday rain gives way to broken clouds gives birth to amazing sunset. At least that’s how it works in my book.
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False Creek
I think this is called it False Creek because it doesn’t go anywhere, it just looks like a creek, well, more like a small harbor. Names aside, this is a very cool section of Vancouver.
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