Eldest son also took a picture but later in the evening.

I finally got to the shooting range today. This is the pond right behind it.

It's a beautiful night for baseball.

Great setup for me today-I'm going to Fenway for Sox-Jays

Have fun!

Driving down to Mesa!


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This was the view last night around 6:30 as the sun tried to shine through the smoke from a forest fire around 35 miles west of town.

Correcting my error, it was Sox-Tampa Bay.

CN Tower, Toronto

I was in the mountains with my family for a short holiday. We only made it one night (not a week) due to heavy rain, but we saw some great sights. Here are a few pictures I took while on our trip.

Peyto Lake, Alberta


White Heather, Peyto Lake


Indian Paintbrush, Peyto Lake


Athabasca Glacier, Alberta


Small Glacial Flower at the toe of Athabasca Glacier


Horseshoe Lake, Jasper Alberta


Bow Lake, Banff Alberta


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Kromme Rijn near Utrecht.

The Milky Way over Calgary and Cochrane.

I finally went out again last might to do some photography. I like the way this one turned out!



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Beautiful shot!

I'm camping in Jasper, Alberta right now. Jasper is home to the Miette hotsprins, but the current pool is not the original. The original pool house closed down over 30 years ago. The ruins are still available to anyone, though some areas have a short fence that can easily be walked around.











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Here are a few photos from my camping trip this weekend. Little Bow Provincial Park is where I stayed.

The first is an 18 image panorama of the milky way; the second and third are 9 picture panoramas (taken with my cell) of the clouds earlier in the day. The dynamic clouds made for excellent pictures over the prairies....and yes it cleared up for the milky way to light up the sky!





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That's stunning.

I took my daughter to a camp site. I looked up I suddenly felt tiny compared to these trees. I haven't edited or filtered it. This is how I saw it.

I'd like to correct myself, it was Tampa Bay who I saw.

The aurora was very bright last night! Here are a few shots from last night. The purple streak in the sky is what is now known as Steve, formerly called a Proton Arc. It is a rare unknown phenomenon that scientists are trying to figure out. It appears in front of the aurora storm, sometimes, swirling around like a horizontal tornado.






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Very good picture, thanks.