Candice

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To me, every building in Edinburg looks like a castle so capturing the glow of sunset just brought out the fantastic architectural details.

Red phone booths have always been fun to capture. These 2, side by side, gave the photo that extra symmetrical feel.

Who could resist capturing the beautiful fall golden light highlighting this spiderweb.

A cozy cottage peaks through the beautiful fall foliage at the gardens of Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Victoria Street in Edinburgh, Scotland, with its colourful facades, is rumoured to be J.K. Rowling’s inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter Series of books.

This giant size Newton’s Cradle caught my eye at the Calgary Science Center this summer. I loved the patterns and reflections I was able to capture.

What beauty we can find when you just sit down in the grass.

Calgary, Canada downtown skyline with one of our gorgeous, after a summer storm, sunsets.

On my first trip to Amsterdam I was in constant awe of the number of bicycles everywhere. This is just one of many photos of the iconic Amsterdam River and bicycles I took on that trip.

The Galleria Trees sculpture in downtown Calgary were installed in 2000. Since it is difficult to grow trees in Calgary, it was decided that the ten sculptures comprised of two design types would take the form of stylized trees as conceived by the Architect.

Walking around Amsterdam I was snapping random shots and was fortunate to capture this lovely lady on an iconic Amsterdam bicycle. I’ve played with this shot a lot but the BNW version is my favourite.

The wonderful red shutters of this building screamed to be displayed as a Color splash.

The inside of the Calgary Central Library which opened in 2018. It was designed by American-Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta and has won numerous awards for its design. It is currently one of the most photographed locations in Calgary .

"Climb Mountains, not so the world can see you, but so you can see the world" - David McCullough Jr.
This was taken during a hike along the Burstall Pass Trail in Kananaskis, Alberta. It was a tough 13 hour hike with over 480 meters gain in elevation, but WOW the views at the top were so worth it!

The golden glow of the fire inside the teepee was so warm and inviting…both from the inside and outside .

There’s something about old stone buildings that is so magnificent to photograph. The colours of the stones, the textures, the history. Who lived here once and what was their life like? If only the camera could go back in time to reveal the answers.

The beautiful windmills at the Dutch town of Zaanse Schans. I fell in love with this wonderful place for the simplicity of the town, and that the whole place smelled of chocolate thanks to a nearby chocolate factory! Can’t wait to return one day.