Edmonton Photoblog

This blog will attempt to present photographs of Edmonton (Alberta, Canada) and its environs on a more or less daily basis. I have lived in the city since 1989, and have recently experienced a renewed interest in photography that is a byproduct of the necessity to capture my children's upbringing on 35mm film. I will be posting photographs of the Edmonton area and Rocky Mountains that have been taken using moderately archaic and cheap cameras dating mostly from the 1980s.

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Youngest Horror on Sulfur Mountain

We try to do the Sulfur Summit hike followed by a soak in the Miette Hot Springs every June. There is a white rock 2/3 of the way up suitable for annual photos of the two horrors (Nikon FE2, Series E 100mm f2.8).

© Richard A. Rothery, 2008

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Oriental Pagoda, Provincial Museum, Edmonton

A very well executed oriental pagoda in the grounds of the Provincial Museum in Edmonton (Nikon FE2, Nikon Series E 100mm f2.8).

© Richard A. Rothery, 2008

Diplomat Mine Museum, Forestburg, Alberta

The Diplomat Mine Museum is a nice leg-stretcher. Totally free, and young boys find it a hoot (Nikon FE2, Nikkor 50mm f2.8).

© Richard A. Rothery, 2008

Footnote

All images published on this blog are subject to copyright, and due diligence is expected of those who download them. On this site you will find photographs and limited information concerning the locations at which they were taken. Images are scaled to a size suitable for personal use as computer desktop wallpapers, and permission is granted for this purpose, provided that usage is purely personal and not for profit. To download these, simply click on the images. This blog focusses on photographs of Edmonton, Fort Edmonton, and the Canadian Rockies.