If only they could stay little forever, whether they're human children or the offspring of Canada geese, I find it's just fun to watch little ones. These little goslings are in their cutest state and just

From real characters to fantasy, there is always an abundance of choices if you want to dress up as someone else. There are no real rules other than just being someone else, but the effort is always there.

Leaves are ever-changing, and we see their colours as a marker for the passing of time. Seasons move in cycles, and leaves are the indicator that can tell us without having to look at a calendar what time

One of the most accessible and viewable waterfalls in Alberta, Elbow Falls is set up for visitors with walkways carved into the surrounding rocks. You can even get quite close to the tops of the falls,

The Calgary Union Cemetery is among the city's oldest. It encompasses a hill that overlooks the Stampede ground and downtown. There is a beautiful memorial to Commonwealth soldiers who served in both the

There were quite a few feathered friends gathered together, relaxing and watching the day go by. A large group of seagulls all sitting on the sandy inlet didn't seem to mind the other group of Canada geese

This magpie really stood out nicely against an overcast sky. Its white wingtips create a nice contrast with the other darker features of its feathers. I think seeing this bird in flight really gives the

Sometimes it's hard to get close to a goose. They can be a bit moody and will start to hiss. I used to think this only happened when they were protecting their young, but I have also seen an adult pair

The water looks refreshing; the lake itself is almost entirely visible from end to end from the right vantage points. It is also a spot that has gained more popularity over the years; a short drive from

The old facade of the original city hall had started to show signs of wear; it had been here since 1911. So the city decided to embark on a multi-year restoration of this building, and what we see here

I really enjoy the way this building looks against a blue sky and some white puffy clouds. The glass windows from top to bottom also reflect the blue and create a very striking view. It almost looks as

I see them occasionally, just old enough to leave the nest and find some trouble like a teenager. This juvenile robin still has some spots where its belly will eventually turn fully orange. It was smaller

This snowy white owl actually looks almost the same as it did in colour. The soft white look of its feathers doesn't change very much when I convert to monochrome, and it's really the eyes and the background

I saw this crow at the Calgary zoo, perched over the Big Horn Sheep enclosure. It seems like many birds love to freely come and go here; maybe it's the food, maybe it's the company of other animals, but

I find there is something quite soft when I look at Falmingos like this; it's something I see in colour, and as I went to see what these shots would look like in monochrome, I thought going a bit brighter

I could see this penguin observing the water below; it had waddled into position and was checking out the best spot to make a dive. It took a few moments before they were comfortable with the spot. At

I always liked the look of these monkies; it's almost like they are wearing a hat. They are found in the forests of Africa and eat mostly flowers, leaves, and fruit. They will also spend most of their

Downy woodpeckers are one of the smaller of their species. They are known to be able to move more acrobatically around a tree trunk, often being able to hang vertically, as seen in a couple of these images.

It could have been the lighting; maybe it was how the sun was at this time of day, but it somehow illuminated this flower so that I could see multiple colours without being able to quite put my finger

I can never seem to get my fill in of cosplay; there are just so many possibilities that keep me coming back for more. There is certainly a spectacle to it all that draws me in. Where else am I going to