Nature's Geometry
You should never shoot facing the Sun, except when you should. ;)
I'll file this one under "Not bad, Canada, not bad" as well!
Away from the Herd
This lone bison is one of my favorite images from my brief trip to Alberta, Canada. In addition to the layered, multi-colored landscape, I like the unusual depiction of a herd animal seemingly enjoying his solitude.
Waterton Unwrapped
Whereas photography allows one to see the world in surprising ways, panoramas show it the way that it doesn't exist. Thus, already naturally magical places like Waterton, Canada appear even more so.
Oh, and recognize one of the many inspirations for The Shining?
Blue
Almost Pagan
You'd think that a lady who prides herself on stalking the most elusive wildlife (well, almost) would consider food photography less than exciting.
Not so!
In fact, it is particularly enjoyable when it involves foraging, Slavic-style, and a sore back to remind of the said activity for days to come. (Okay, the latter is more along the lines of "memorable" rather than "enjoyable," but you get the idea!)
Just Chillin'
...well, maybe it's more like "just tanning" for this punk-rock duck.
I suspect this is a merganser, but I'm no bird expert (though I'm learning).
Red
On the Edge
I've posted a mobile image of this scene before and now—a wide-angle version. This is the place in central Canada where I've almost drowned about a decade ago that I got the chance to revisit last month. Yes, the whirlpool-like part.
Naturally, I stood on the edge!
Some Cute Animal Frolicking in a Field of Daisies
Looking at this image I photographed about a month ago already makes me nostalgic about the end of summer.
Of course, unlike those silly people, I actually know that autumn begins after September's equinox. So, perhaps, things are not quite as dire yet! ;)