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mmckinneyphoto13
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mmckinneyphoto13
Visual Shots
2026-08-04 15:05
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Ice Crystals Melting Macro
There is something almost magical about watching snow melt through the lens. As the ice crystals start to become more translucent and random shapes form, bending light and creating a mystical look. Seeing
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Visual Shots
2026-08-03 15:05
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Sunrise On My Morning Commute
I caught these amazing colourful skies at sunrise on my commute to work. These are the streets in my neighbourhood, and the Nikon D750 did quite well working in low light. I was able to capture these without
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Black And White
2026-07-25 15:04
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Monomad: Winter Landscapes
Whenever it's really hot out, I like to think of colder times. Snowy landscapes, tundra, ice, anything that makes me cool down. I don't look at these images and think of any discomfort from the cold, only
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Feathered Friends
2026-07-24 15:03
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Mallard Duck Close Ups
I've probably seen ducks as much as any other bird, and I still find that they are an interesting bird to observe. The greens on the heads of the males are something I don't see in any other birds, and
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Feathered Friends
2026-07-22 15:04
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Cedar Waxwing
This is one bird species. I have rarely seen them, and I actually needed to use image recognition to help me identify them. They are the more abundant merganser species in Canada. The male has a white
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Feathered Friends
2026-07-21 15:04
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Monomad: Berry Macro
This is one bird species. I have rarely seen them, and I actually needed to use image recognition to help me identify them. They are the more abundant merganser species in Canada. The male has a white
mmckinneyphoto13
Feathered Friends
2026-07-20 15:07
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Robin on a Branch
I saw this bird at a bit of a distance; I thought the view of this robin perched on a bare branch against the white sky looked interesting. It looked completely exposed and out in the open, but I think
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Black And White
2026-07-19 15:04
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Monomad: Early Spring Sandy Beach
This is one bird species. I have rarely seen them, and I actually needed to use image recognition to help me identify them. They are the more abundant merganser species in Canada. The male has a white
mmckinneyphoto13
Photography
2026-07-18 15:05
Published via Ecency
Autumn Flowers Macro
These are all flowers that are still hanging in there at the end of the season. Summer has just passed, and you can see they are starting to wither but still have their colors. There is a bit of a dryness
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Visual Shots
2026-07-17 15:03
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Lady Bug Nestled In a Leaf
From a distance or even at a glance, I might not have seen this ladybug. It was nestled inside this leaf and not moving. The autumn colors matching its own orange shell. It seemed to be resting, and I
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Black And White
2026-07-16 15:04
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Monomad: Skyscrapers Calgary Downtown
Finding buildings to shoot and wondering what they will look like later in black and white is something I enjoy trying to picture in my mind's eye as I take the shot. More often than not, it's the crisp
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Photography
2026-07-13 15:06
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Bow River and Trestle Bridge
These shots were taken quite a few years ago, sometime in 2010, and since that time, the bridge in the background has been removed after being there from 1897 until 2019. I would have not thought much
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Black And White
2026-07-12 15:05
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Monomad: Mallard Duck
This mallard duck had hopped up onto a rock and seemed to be content to just hang out and enjoy the view. It walked towards the edges, observing its surroundings. Eventually it came closer to the edge
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Black And White
2026-07-11 15:05
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Monomad: Stephen Avenue in downtown Calgary at night
Stephen Avenue in downtown Calgary has a bit of an old-timey look to it. There are many sandstone buildings that were built in the early 1900s, and some of the roads are still cobblestone. It's mainly
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Visual Shots
2026-07-10 15:04
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North Glenmore Reservoir
These are the views looking west to the edge of Calgary at Glenmore Reservoir. It's mostly forest and the Elbow River winding through the landscape that way, leading into the Weaselhead Park area, which
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Feathered Friends
2026-07-09 15:04
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Andean Condor at the Calgary Zoo
The Andean condor is a New World vulture. It is found in the Andes Mountains, for which it is named, and also along the Pacific coasts of South America. It is primarily a scavenger and nests at elevations
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Black And White
2026-07-08 15:05
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Monomad: Scenery Around the Glenmore Reservoir
The Glenmore Reservoir is a large body of water that is fed on the western edge by the Elbow River; the Elbow then leads back out from the north. It supplies over half of the city of Calgary's water supply.
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Photography
2026-07-07 15:04
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North Glenmore Park and Reservoir
My view from the pebbly beaches of the Glenmore Reservoir today. I found some Great Blue Herons and other birds that I'll post later once I get to editing! The first 2 shots are from my Nikon Z8 with Z
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Photography
2026-07-06 15:04
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South Glenmore Park and Reservoir
This is one bird species. I have rarely seen them, and I actually needed to use image recognition to help me identify them. They are the more abundant merganser species in Canada. The male has a white
mmckinneyphoto13
Feathered Friends
2026-07-05 15:04
Published via Ecency
Great Blue Heron
This is one bird species. I have rarely seen them, and I actually needed to use image recognition to help me identify them. They are the more abundant merganser species in Canada. The male has a white
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