Oh Deer

I can't believe how close this doe let me get to her. She just went on eating and mostly ignored me. Unfortunately most of my shots were not sharp, as I didn't think to increase the ISO. Duh. I guess I'm still used to shooting film. Near Old Fort.

Winter Leaves

I discovered that in cold weather, breathing on your lens makes a quick soft focus filter. I was really wishing for snowshoes or cross-country ski while hiking through a foot of fresh snow at Beaton Park to take pictures. It was kind of cool though; the only tracks in the snow were animal tracks, and it was a beautiful day.

Mirror Portrait #28

My sexy new truck.

Guest Post by Corey Callison

A first in a regular series of guest posts, this photo is from our hike up a stream near Tumbler Ridge this July.

For Mom

Mirror Portrait #15

I couldn't decide if I liked this one better with blown out contrast or in sepia, so I posted both. Behind the Boardwalk Building in Edmonton.

Fishing at Sundown

A pond in Rock Lake Provincial Park near Grand Cache, AB.

Bay Station

...or rather Enterprise Square Station, as they're calling it now, in Edmonton. I still call the Shaw Centre (or have they changed the name again?) "the Convention Centre" and Rexall Place "Northlands Coliseum".

Self Portrait #9

An old favorite, this time with some effects on it.

Bolts

Rust is pretty.

Raindrops

An oldie, but one of my favourites. From Grandma's backyard.

Sage

Corey's Guitar

Some more motion blur because I love it so much.

Mirror Portrait #17

I found this car mirror on the ground at Elk Island Park.

Forest of Light

I've been wanting to experiment more with camera movement for awhile now. It's interesting how different each image is, and the results are so unpredictable. This on is my favorite of the set.