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A collection of my most recently posted images

Where Giants Once Stood
The pools and fountains in the footprint of the South tower of the WTC.

Manhattan, NY
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An Abandoned Ore Dock
Had no clue what an Ore Dock was until we drove home last Christmas on the south shore of Lake Superior. By chance, there was an abandoned one just down the road from our hotel, giving me the perfect opportunity to explore this massive structure.

Marquette, MI
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Parliament Hill
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Sunrise on Mount Lawrence
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Val D'Orcia
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Mt. Burgess
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Hemlock Grove
Lush forests after a cool fall rain.

Roger's Pass, BC
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Pyramid Island
Leading lines and wooden bridges during a quick stroll to this island just North of Jasper.

Jasper National Park, AB
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Two Jack Lake
Cold and stormy as the lake finishes freezing over.

Banff National Park, AB
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Women's Forum Viewpoint
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Tranquil Mornings
Had my work cut out for me with the haze from the PNW wildfires adding a lot of smoke and blown out sunrises during this trip. Fortunately, everything aligned at Emerald Lake that morning to fill the scene with rich colours and a lot of depth!

Yoho National Park, BC
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Moraine Lake
A classic (100mp) shot overlooking this iconic lake.

Moraine Lake, AB
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A New Day
Taking in first light on the shores of Lake Michigan, where this concrete pier once stood.

Milwaukee, WI
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The Grand Canal
Taken from Ponte Rialto as the canals quiet down for the night.

Venezia, IT
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Human Rights Museum
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Brooklyn Cafes
Strolling through DUMBO on our way to dinner one December night.

Brooklyn, NY
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Leslie Station
Multiple trains passing through the station.

Toronto, ON
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Canyon Overlook
An unbelievable view from the Canyon Overlook Trail.

Zion National Park, UT
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Sunwapta Falls
A river is split and rejoined just in time to plunge over Sunwapta Falls.

Jasper National Park, AB
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Top of the Rock
Post-sunset overlooking lower Manhattan.

Manhattan, NY
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Breaking Waves
Down on the ocean.

Acadia National Park, ME
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Connection
Early morning walks along the East River.

Manhattan, NY
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A Secluded Cafe
The most photographed café in Canada tucked away in the mountains and lakes of British Columbia.

Yoho National Park, BC
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Elevate
Most people look down in this location, but looking up is just as cool!

Vatican City, IT
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Arches & Lights
Meandering through Rattlesnake Canyon.

Page, AZ
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Blue Giant
Brooklyn, NY
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Opposing Balconies
Details of the balconies squaring off against each other on the Marilyn Monroe Towers in Mississauga.

Toronto, ON
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Icefields Parkway
Getting lost on the Icefields Parkway.

Jasper National Park, AB
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Early Morning Stroll
Up before sunrise to experience a quiet and calm Central Park.

Manhattan, NY
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Morant's Curve
A train steaming its way towards Lake Louise in the dead of winter.

Lake Louise, AB
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The Cathedral
A vertical composition of this famous shot with two light beams streaming into the depths of this canyon.

Page, AZ
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Gapstow Bridge
A small stone arch bridge tucked in the middle of Central Park.

Manhattan, NY
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Fairy Falls
Taken during the Multnomah Falls hike, this smaller cascade was definitely worth stopping for.

Columbia River Gorge, OR
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A View of Lower Manhattan
A tricky pano with the camera poking through a hole in the chain-link fence and clamped to a railing that was constantly vibrating due to the subway trains passing over the Manhattan Bridge.

Brooklyn, NY
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Vernazza
The fishing village of Vernazza sits within the Cinque Terre region of Northern Italy. We came across this popular vantage point during the hike from Corniglia earlier in the day, and with the sun setting in the West, it proved the obvious choice for our sunset location later that evening.

Cinque Terre, IT
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The Boathouse
Early mornings, half frozen lakes, and standing in ankle deep water to get this classic shot of the boathouse and mountains at Lake Louise.

Lake Louise, AB
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The RCAF Memorial Hall
Shapes and skylights in the RCAF museum in Ottawa.

Ottawa, ON
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A Cave & Canyon
Carrying a baby, tripod, and pano kit through the trails in Banff National Park searching for this "hidden" cave.

Banff National Park, AB
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Timekeeper
It's always 6:14 somewhere...

Manhattan, NY
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From a Wooden Bridge in Venice
A calm evening looking out over the canals of Venice from Ponte dell-Accademia.

Venice, IT
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Overlooking Firenze
Taken on a quiet evening from the top of Piazzale Michelangelo with views of Piazza del Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio and Ponte Vecchio to the West, just as the sun tucks itself behind the hills surrounding Florence.

Florence, IT
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The Mall
Wet and empty. An early morning stroll through Central Park.

Manhattan, NY
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A New York City Christmas
On a cold December morning, I trekked out to Rockefeller Plaza to photograph the iconic annual Christmas tree. The early start meant I almost had the whole place to myself, but regardless, was able to carve out a few compositions void of the usual crowds that fill this space once the sun is up.

Manhattan, NY
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