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Tag: Alberta

  • Toasted grain; green grass; blue sky.

    Across the road from black nug­get lake.  via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/fHo4Px

  • Evening in Edmonton

    Took this over­look­ing Louise McKin­ney park. Par­tak­ing in the #What­TheTruck fest­iv­al. #snap­seed #hdr­fu­sion via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/fBkNaQ

  • View from the patio

    Hmm, that *looks* like our back yard. Something’s different… via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/fhj9ff

  • Planet Black Nugget Lake

    Test of #tinyplan­et­spro with Black Nug­get Lake image. Shot with Panason­ic FZ-50 and pro­cessed on iPad.  via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/f9ncBg

  • At Black Nugget Lake

    No lake vis­ible. It’s the oth­er way.  via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/eZGaMa

  • B&W Mountain

    I for­get which moun­tain this is. Taken in Jasper whilst camp­ing back in 2007.  via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/efK6A7

  • Dilemma: Offloading old tech

    Ok, so here’s the deal. You want a new com­puter, or iPad, or BluRay play­er or whatever. But your old one is still work­ing per­fectly fine. Yet, the fea­tures of your next tech­no­lo­gic­al acquis­i­tion are so good, so cool, that really, that new tech item will make your life much better. Great, so you go…

  • Winter Hoodoos

    The big snowstorm that hit Edmon­ton on Decem­ber 4th and 5th was accom­pan­ied by rather high winds, which depos­ited and sculp­ted the snow­drifts in my yard. Inter­est­ing shapes resulted.

  • Small steps, small cups

    Since this is Blog Action Day, I thought I’d take a look at how I per­ceive my morn­ing routine is impact­ing cli­mate change — no real hard sci­ence here, but just my ped­es­tri­an per­spect­ive on  my poten­tial impact on the planet.My think­ing may be wrong-headed in places (please let me know) but this post is…

  • It was a dark and stormy morning

    It’s been said that the best cam­era is the one you have with you — heck it’s even the title of a book on iPhone photography. Which makes sense, because you can eas­ily stumble across a nifty scene, as I did here, and not be able to cap­ture it if you don’t have a cam­era…

  • Light streaks in heavy ice fog on a very cold winter night

    After a great Fri­day even­ing with our good friends, we returned home to find this incred­ible ice fog over the city. The fog caught the über-bright lights from a loc­al RV deal­er­ship, cre­at­ing this rather nifty light­ing effect.

  • Alberta Legislature Ice Sculpture

    We went to the Alberta Legis­lature last Thursday to listen to A Joy­ful Noise choir — Tess sings in it. The night was warm and we parked at the oth­er end of the Leg. The Christ­mas lights were in all the trees, and in the centre foun­tain was this very neat (and col­our­fully lit) ice sculpture.