Photographer & Digital Content Creative
It was a full-blown Aurora alert last evening – suddenly the Tweets, emails and iPhone alerts were flooding in. The alert was not wrong. This was probably one of the best displays overhead in the Columbia Valley in the last five
Sunset colour at 10:00 pm last evening looking north-west over #LakeWindermere and the Toby Benches. The temperature was still around 35°C. I could see the heat shimmering over the lake through the lens. Stay cool everyone, it’s only June.
The light of the full moon reflected on the surface of Lake Windermere (August 2016).
My night photograph of the Bighorns Sculpture appeared in the June 2021 issue of Canadian Fabricating & Welding Magazine. The sculpture is located at the intersection of Hwys 95 and 93 at the gateway to the East Kootenay region, British
This amazing sculpture is located at the gateway to the Columbia Valley and the Kootenay Rockies at the intersection of Hwy 93 and 95 near Invermere, BC. The sculpture is 20 feet tall, 40 feet wide, and 20 feet deep.
Last evening I took a drive into town. As I was descending the hill onto the Toby Benches there was suddenly a huge bird flying just above and ahead of me and for a few seconds I just watched it
I was poking around in Lightroom this evening looking for images that never got processed. Here’s an early spring Crocus from April 2017
Some images from the Family Day Weekend torchlight parade and fireworks at Panorama Mountain Resort last evening. This spectacular show was put on by Global Fest Calgary
In celebration of World Rivers Day 2019 here is a view of the Columbia River at Invermere, BC. Lake Windermere is in the distance, which in reality is a shallow, wide part of the river. In the foreground is one
Down at James Chabot Provincial Park in Invermere the transition is underway. Green to gold. Summer is over and fall is almost here.