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    Taken from Mount Royal from Montreal, overlooks the city. : by markli, Views[242]
         		 The MacKenzie River Valley - Cape Breton Island: by fullertonphotography, Views[410]
         		 The Light House - Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia: by fullertonphotography, Views[349]
         		 A Crabs Life - The Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick: by fullertonphotography, Views[398]
         		 The Harp Master - David Ogalde, Québec City, Quebec: by fullertonphotography, Views[586]
     
    My Grandmother - Annetta Charles, Outside the Alexander Graham Bell Museum: by fullertonphotography, Views[904]
         		 The MacKenzie River Valley - Cape Breton Island: by fullertonphotography, Views[231]
         		 The Light House - Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia: by fullertonphotography, Views[278]
         		 A Crabs Life - The Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick: by fullertonphotography, Views[524]
         		 The Harp Master - David Ogalde, Québec City, Quebec: by fullertonphotography, Views[2121]
     
    My Grandmother - Annetta Charles, Outside the Alexander Graham Bell Museum: by fullertonphotography, Views[351]
         		 #capebretonisland #highlands: by fullertonphotography, Views[193]
         		 A view with the intention of initiating deep thought: by daniproteau, Views[308]
         		 Her breakfst, his bed, preparing for a day of hiking: by daniproteau, Views[281]
         		 Birthday blues, even in the most beautiful of places: by daniproteau, Views[288]
     
    Siri, her face says it all, in front of Lake : by daniproteau, Views[473]
         		 The serene and powerful colours of lakes in Lake Ohara National Park, Canada: by daniproteau, Views[383]
         		 Spring. A park I used to visit in my younger days, somewhere I hadn't visited in years. This is exactly how I remember it; tranquil and unfrequented, symbolic of Ashburn itself. These images are not necessarily of a particularly exotic or captivating place. They do, however, depict the essence of my account, being that of wanderlust and the search for serenity amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. : by jamielauder, Views[458]
         		 Summer. The black-eyed susans come alive and create a fairy tale like environment. I stumbled across this, seemingly, enchanted part of the town, on what was easily the most inspiring day of exploration. Ashburn is truly magical in the Summer.: by jamielauder, Views[527]
         		 Fall. The leaves litter the cobblestone streets, and a new season is welcomed to the town. Signs of winter come quickly and fall never seems to last quite long enough. Literally, picturesque.: by jamielauder, Views[489]
     
    Winter. The most interesting crate I've ever seen. Worn and aged by the harsh weather of changing seasons. Labelled with the faint remnants of my home country, Canada. Ashburn is not as lively in the winter, but its beauty and serenity take on a whole new form.: by jamielauder, Views[582]
         		 A member of the Craz-E-Crew Stunt Team wows the crowd as he and his bike soar through the air at the 2012 Richmond Fair.: by thack, Views[995]
         		 Late in the afternoon at the 2012 Richmond Fair, after most of the livestock competitions have been completed and the humans have begun to pack everything up for the trips back to their farms, a cow watches and moos at me as I walk by one of the barns.: by thack, Views[779]
     
         		 Four riders wait for their turns in an equestrian competition at the 2012 Richmond Fair, an annual festival that celebrates agriculture in the greater Ottawa community.: by thack, Views[657]
     
    Four girls representing Ottawa’s Step by Step School of Dance pose for the crowd on a float in a parade celebrating the 2012 Richmond Fair. Coverage of the local event was an assignment given to my Photography class at Algonquin College.: by thack, Views[1114]
         		 Bearing the storm, Danger ahead, Port Elgin Ontario: by kyrah, Views[326]
         		 Watching the sky darken, Port Elgin Ontario: by kyrah, Views[294]
         		 Storm Coming in, Port Elgin Ontario: by kyrah, Views[294]
         		 my skates next to the rink while i relax my ankles after a few hours of ice skating: by unknowndriver, Views[1185]
     
    after ice skating people enjoy beavertails a canadian pastry not the actual tail of a beaver and a hot beverage to warm themselves up: by unknowndriver, Views[420]
         		 ice skaters enjoying themselves on
         		 Skaters wait for the Ice Resurfacer(zamboni) to finish so they can skate onto
         		 Mark at Lighning Blade sharpens my skates to prepare myself to be ready for ice skating and hockey: by unknowndriver, Views[348]
         		 After a long day of touring around throughout the Canadian winter wonderland, there is nothing like approaching the backcountry hut you will be spending the night in. Nestled among the pine and spruce trees, smoke billowing from the chimney, the crisp chill in the air seemingly disappears as you imagine entering into the warmth of the cabins log walls. A.O. Wheeler Hut, Roger’s Pass, British Columbia, Canada : by mkrauss, Views[463]
     
    While out exploring the backcountry on snowshoes, it can be hard to resist playing in the soft snow that stretches out before one’s eyes in a flawless white blanket. Jumping off of snow-covered rocks into the fluffy white powder below is truly a euphoric feeling. Illecillewaet Valley, Roger’s Pass, British Columbia, Canada : by mkrauss, Views[505]
         		 Upon freezing over, there is something to be said about the frozen lakes of the Rockies. Surface Hoar Feathers are one of nature’s miracles, typically forming when a surface warms up during the day and is then cooled again overnight. The night air-cools the surface of the snow so that water can evaporate from inside and recrystalize on the surface. By morning the ice is covered with a layer of faceted ice crystals creating these beautiful and unique structures. Lake Minnewanka, Banff, Alberta, Canada : by mkrauss, Views[720]
         		 Donned in snowshoes, those with the eagerness to truly appreciate the beauty that is a Canadian winter are rewarded with stunning views while traveling by foot throughout the backcountry. Although many rivers and lakes do freeze over during the cold winter months, many are fast flowing, keeping the frigid ice from creeping in and closing off its water to the outside world. Illecillewaet Valley, Roger’s Pass, British Columbia, Canada : by mkrauss, Views[721]
         		 On a beautiful fall afternoon, the Bow River quietly flows, waiting in anticipation of the coming days when it will be a frozen slab of ice. Soon, it will be thick enough to be walked upon by those wishing for easier access to the other side, and that which lies beyond. Bow River, Banff, Alberta, Canada : by mkrauss, Views[541]
         		 Ron smiles and proudly holds up an immature Walleye writhing in distress. : by exploringculture, Views[421]
     
    The view every ice fisher contemplates: Slushy darkness and a submerged rod!: by exploringculture, Views[462]
         		 Scooping slush from the hole prevents it from freezing over at - 18 C: by exploringculture, Views[379]
         		 With a gasoline driven ice auger Ron drills several ice fishing holes. : by exploringculture, Views[419]
         		 Ice fishing on the Qu’Appelle Valley lakes is a popular cold weather activity.: by exploringculture, Views[518]
         		 Our right to vote has been violated.: by christomaszewski, Views[302]
     
    Minority Rights.: by christomaszewski, Views[257]
         		 Protesters walking down Young Street in Toronto.: by christomaszewski, Views[320]
         		 by knotdeadyet, Views[233]
         		 This is one of the ski resorts I'am snowboarding at in the Canadian Rockies it's called Sunshine Village. When it's a sunny day at sunshine ( which only happens twice a year ) all of the clouds are down in the valley and you feel like you are on the top of the world! It's such an amazing feeling :D Tech spec : Shutter Speed:1/1250 Aperture:F/5.0 Focal Length:50 mm ISO Speed:100 Date Taken:Jan 1, 2013, 10:25:03 AM Software:Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.2 : by knotdeadyet, Views[283]
         		 If you are looking for a good hike Spray trail is the perfect road to follow. The road is only 5 minutes away from canmore and you will find almost 15 different place to hike that are clearely indicated by a road sign. Tech spec : Shutter Speed:811/1 second Aperture:F/6.3 Focal Length:24 mm ISO Speed:500 Date Taken:Jan 11, 2013, 11:06:03 PM Software:Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.2 Adobe photoshop CS6: by knotdeadyet, Views[265]
     
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