Ice fog in Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park, normally it burns off by mid morning, but on this day it lingered the entire day.
Archive for the ‘Winter Landscapes’ Category
Ice fog, Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg
Posted in fine art photography, Landscape Photography, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Assiniboine Park, Canada, fine art photography, fog, foggy, Ice Fog, Landscape Photography, Manitoba, photography, trees, Winnipeg, winter on February 10, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Dog in a windstorm
Posted in Adventures of Wallace and Angus, Environmental Portrait Photography, Outdoor Photography, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged animals, Canada, dog, dogs, Labrador Retriever, Manitoba, photography, portrait, snow, weather, windy, Winnipeg, winter on May 2, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Winter played an ugly trick on us in Winnipeg. After a period of warm and sunny spring weather, we woke up to snow and very gusty winds. Angus was a little irritated by it all, but it didn’t last long and warm temperatures are returning.
Waiting for the ice breakup on Lake Winnipeg
Posted in Adventures of Wallace and Angus, Environment, Landscape Photography, Outdoor Photography, Travel Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Canada, dog, environment, ice, Lake Winnipeg, Landscape Photography, Manitoba, outdoors, photography, portrait, Travel Photography, Victoria Beach on April 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Angus and his mom watching the ice breakup on Lake Winnipeg, Victoria Beach, Manitoba.
Artistic freedom in Landscape Photography, Vermillion Lakes, Banff
Posted in fine art photography, Landscape Photography, Travel Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Alberta, Artistic Freedom, Banff, Banff National Park, Canada, Landscape Photography, outdoors, photography, Rocky Mountains, Vermillion Lakes, winter on March 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The beauty of digital landscape photography is you as the photographer have a great deal of artistic freedom. Here is an image of the Vermillion Lakes in Banff National Park. With a little tweaking it becomes a much more dramatic composition. I was going for a similar look that in the film days would have [...]
It’s been a long winter, start the warm up already!
Posted in Adventures of Wallace and Angus, Environment, Environmental Portrait Photography, Landscape Photography, Outdoor Photography, Travel Photography, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Angus, animals, Assiniboine Forest, Canada, Canadian Prairies, coat, dog, dogs, Labrador Retriever, Manitoba, outdoors, photography, Winnipeg, winter, Yellow Labrador Retriever on March 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Finally a break in the chilly winter weather, the spring melt has finally arrived. I love the clean simplicity of winter photography, but there just comes a point when you’ve had enough and long for the sound of birds and running water. It will even be nice to feel the pavement and grass on your [...]
Children’s Garden, Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg
Posted in Landscape Photography, News, Outdoor Photography, Travel Photography, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Assiniboine Park, Canada, Children's Garden, gate, Landscape Photography, Manitoba, outdoors, photography, playground, Winnipeg, winter on February 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The entrance to the newly constructed Children’s Garden at Assiniboine Park. A playground set to open this spring, looks great from the outside, and was long overdue. I frequent the park often and am glad to see that many changes are in the works. This image was blended from multiple raw files to extend the [...]
Esplanade Riel Bridge on a scenic winter morning, Winnipeg, Canada
Posted in Environment, fine art photography, Landscape Photography, Outdoor Photography, Travel Photography, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged branches, bridge, Canada, Esplanade Riel Bridge, fine art photography, frost, frozen, hoar frost, landscape, Landscape Photography, landscapes, Manitoba, photography, Red River, scenic landscape, snow, tree, Winnipeg, winter on February 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Winnipeg’s iconic Esplanade Riel Bridge and frost covered tree branches.
Winter storm Winnipeg
Posted in Environment, Landscape Photography, News, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged blizzard, Canada, Canadian Prairies, driving, Landscape Photography, Manitoba, outdoors, photography, snow, snowfall, snowstorm, storm, weather, Winnipeg, winter on February 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The current storm hammering the US Midwest and Eastern seaboard inspired me to post what is common for us hardy Winnipegger’s. A winter storm from a few days back. Hats off to the snow removal crews, this stairway was cleared just after this shot was taken!
Frost covered Bullrush (Cattail), Assiniboine Forest
Posted in Environment, Prairie Landscapes, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Bullrush, Bullrushes, Canada, Canadian Prairies, Canon 100 IS Macro, Cattail, Cattails, macro, Manitoba, nature, outdoors, photography, Prairies, Winnipeg, winter on January 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Bullrushes or Cattails in the Assiniboine Forest Marsh on a frosty winter day.
Ice forming on Lake Winnipeg, Victoria Beach
Posted in Environment, fine art photography, Landscape Photography, Travel Photography, Winnipeg Photography, Winter Landscapes, tagged Canada, Canadian Prairies, freeze up, ice, ice forming, Lake Winnipeg, Landscape Photography, Manitoba, outdoors, photography, Prairies, Victoria Beach, winter on January 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Lake Winnipeg beginning it’s annual freeze cycle in late November. Shot at sunset near Victoria Beach, Manitoba.
