Warm Weather to come! Three days of warm weather from the Rockies! Respite in the winter time.

Whoosh! Beautiful Snowstorm!

Interior British Columbia: Deforestation or control burn in a river valley? An island in the Fraser River: The temperate climate at sea plus the frozen winter at mountain tops: Vancouver! Big commerce

Interior BC is crumpled: Mountains and a river: The very tops of the mountains! White peaks:

Blue skies after 7 days of 1 meter of snow! Rocky Mountains seen in distance from interior of BC in a very small airplane! Swirly designs in the snow in a frozen lake beside some houses! Political boundaries

A beautiful spruce tree weighted down with snow: A pine with snow so heavy it is moments from falling off: A vehicle that needs to be shovelled out!: One half spruce one half yellow willow: A car stuck

The sun in the snowy sky peeks through and shines down on the log pile: Willams Lake Station House Gallery, an excellent art gallery, looks up the snowy mountain: A park filled with two giant snow piles

Documenting skies of the interior of British Columbia: Have been snowed in for 3 days. School buses did not run: The sky is thick with snow, so cannot see the mountain in behind:

The pinnacle disperses into a crossroads: The slanted ocean sky presses sideways: Distant remains of a converged light show; oracle mist:

Light stacked up high! Converging to a point! The sun's arms stretching out to embrace the sky!

An average winter blah day. It is actually kind of a cozy feeling. The feeling of wanting to stay inside and cozy up with a blanket and a hot drink, A gas plant in the background. We live among barley,

The night before the Blue Moon, the full moon made me stay awake for hours! Evening Chinook seen from the pre-night Blue Moon! And the morning after the Blue Moon! A glowing slice of pink horizon!

Poof! Puff of smoke! The land is huffing and puffing to keep warm! A blue puff of clouds puffing off from the ground. Creeping over the horizon, little trees peck their heads above the horizon. The Rockies

360 degrees of a pleasant prarie sky

3 days after the 3-day Chinook passes away, minus 26 degrees Celsius... oooh! Super bright day with a bowl of clouds bellowing out!

The Evening sunset often makes the sky look like an ocean of colorful waves! I think the -30 degrees Celsius makes my phone camera under-perform! This is what the Rockies look like when we have no Chinook!

This is the second Chinook (warm wind from Rocky Mountains) of January 2018! Each Chinook Arch has a look of its own! The Sky presses down! People can get migraines, headaches, and even go temporarily

The winter sun plus photography teaches many things! That a prism of light comes through the camera, as if forgotten by the naked eye! Ta da! And glorious ephemeral prism of daylight imbuing your soul

The "Chinook Arch" is an arch that we can see on the horizon in the sky over the Rocky Mountains in Alberta Canada. It is a weather phenomenon that means we will have 3 days of warm weather in

A Sundog is a circle rainbow from refracted light around the sun. Created with Steepshot View in the web app