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For Swiss mountain guides, it is a symbol of strength and solidarity. Carved by weather and forged by long hours on rock and ice, the emblem stands for the quiet, practical brotherhood of those who read the mountains. It marks a commitment to skill, courage, and mutual trust — a promise exchanged at the rope and kept on exposed ridges. The sign speaks of shared routes, rescues, and the unspoken code that binds guides across seasons and peaks. Seen on an old leather harness, hand-stitched kit, or the badge on a weathered jacket, it carries the weight of experience rather than doctrine. It tells of morning light on crevasses, of careful decisions at cornices, of shoulders braced against wind. To outsiders it may seem simple; to those who wear it, it is a quiet anchor: strength in expertise, solidarity in service. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598860570-1XXGSM01DE7OETIII78W/1.+Jasper_Lake_Clearing_Storm.jpg Canadian Rockies - Clearing Storm, Jasper Lake After the storm Jasper Lake lay glassy, mirroring softened sky and distant glacier. Low clouds drifted from the peaks, undersides grey and pale gold; spruce and fir lined the shore. Faint concentric ripples dissolved where wind had passed. Late light hinted cooling air while meltwater fed the clear depths—stones near the edge sharp, farther out a deep blue-violet. Occasional bird calls punctured the hush. Storm passed, landscape composed: scale and silence meeting in one calm expanse. Prints available by special order. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598940912-MGLL4EWJ3926MUGKLC7P/62.-Pyramid-and-clouds-1980.jpg Canadian Rockies - Pyramid Mountain with Clouds Pyramid Mountain, Jasper National Park — a moment where presence mattered more than planning. Low, voluminous clouds gather and press against the peak, their scale swallowing the mountain and turning it into a sliver of rock beneath a vast, brooding sky. The light is urgent: muted, cool tones with hints of late-afternoon warmth along the ridges, sculpting texture into both granite and cloud. Foreground elements are minimal, allowing the dramatic relationship between earth and atmosphere to dominate. You can feel the rush to find the exact vantage, the quick steps and held breath before the shutter captures the mountain dwarfed by an immense, transient weather sculpture. The image is less about the summit itself and more about that fleeting dialogue between stone and sky. Prints available by special order. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598867154-89XSMFZWC1SVQ94IR7V9/6.+Spind+Drift_Fitzwilliam.jpg Canadian Rockies - Spindrift, Mount Fitzwilliam A solitary pyramid of stone rises from a timbered foreground, Mount Fitzwilliam dominating the scene with austere clarity. Its flanks alternate between smooth, weathered rock faces and steep, serrated ridges carved by centuries of freeze and thaw. Snow clings in narrow bands and hollows, bright against the mountain’s cool gray tones. Light falls from the left, bathing one principal face in soft, late-afternoon glow while casting the opposite slopes into deep, sculpted shadow—emphasizing texture and the mountain’s massive geometry as spindrift is being wind-blown off the peak. The lower slopes melt into a dark band of dense conifer forest; trunks and crowns form a textured base that anchors the composition and gives scale to the peak. A thin veil of mist or low cloud hugs parts of the summit, lending a transient, almost spiritual quality to the crown. The sky is vast and spare: pale blue near the horizon, deepening higher, with a few wisps of high cloud that echo the mountain’s sharper lines. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598873713-TRE1PCYN6YPKU0PPL4VT/10.-Morro-and-DeSmit-Peaks.jpg Canadian Rockies - Thunderclouds, Morro and Roche DeSmet Roche Desmit rises with austere clarity at the center of the frame, its jagged ridgelines etched against a cool sky. To the right, the smaller Mount Morro balances the composition, a compact counterpoint whose rounded mass tempers Roche Desmit’s sharp geometry. The rock faces carry quiet textures—strata and scars that read like timeworn manuscripts—rendered with a restrained palette that favors subtle tonal shifts over overt color. The cloud formation is not background but partner. A broad, sculpted swath of cloud arcs above the peaks, its layered billows and fine filigree echoing the mountains’ own contours. Light filters through these clouds unevenly, creating bands of soft illumination and shadow that trace the slopes and reveal depth. Where the cloud’s underside catches the sun, it throws a cool, reflective glow onto the ridges; where it thickens, it cloaks the flanks in a muted, almost tactile gray. This dynamic sky imposes rhythm on the scene, linking Roche Desmit and Mount Morro into a single visual conversation. Seen as art imagery, the photograph treats land and atmosphere as inseparable elements. The clouds moderate scale and mood, turning geological permanence into a momentary composition shaped by light and motion. The result is a study in balance: mass and void, texture and smoothness, the enduring stone and the ephemeral sky—all considered together to make the image whole. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598870430-7ACBSYWM5PXZZRFY5426/8.+Mount_Warren.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Warren, Brazeau Range A solitary mountain—the Brazeau—threads through a high, remote valley in Jasper National Park. Jagged ridgelines rise on either side, their slopes blanketed in snow and Ice. The light is cool and clear, sharpening textures and casting long, soft shadows along the trail that climbs away toward the mountain’s shoulder. The scene feels remote and quietly austere, a place shaped by ice and time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598861123-83MS4ASSXY1YVY1YZWTK/2.+Panther_Falls_Winter_1982.jpg Canadian Rockies - Panther Falls, Nigel Creek Panter Falls is on Nigel Creek. In this photograph the immediate reading is the ice itself: a sculpted, luminous face of winter—striated blue, glassy ridges and the brittle texture of refrozen melt. That is where most viewers stop; the eye is arrested by scale and pattern, by the way cold compresses motion into form. The shift happens when you look longer. Tucked beneath an overhang of ice, almost as if sheltered by the fall itself, a lone figure stands. At first the person is camouflaged by the tonal range—dark jacket against shadow, small against the vastness—but persistence reveals them. The human presence reframes the scene: what was abstract geology becomes an encounter. Distance and power are now measured not just in meters of frozen water but in the relationship between the monumental and the fragile. That change in perspective is the photograph’s intent. It asks the viewer to slow down, to re-orient scale and consider solitude within grandeur. The figure is not an intrusion; rather the necessary counterpoint. The posture—still, observant—echoes the patience required to see the image fully. The composition thereby becomes a conversation between ice and human witness: permanence and moment, weight and quietness. Technically, capturing this required exposing for the subtle tonalities of the ice while retaining shadow detail where the person stands. The light is low and diffused, so contrast is controlled to preserve texture without losing the figure to silhouette. The result is an image that rewards time spent: look long enough, and the fall shifts from landscape to lived space. Prints available by special order. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598867917-WRPHY88JJRKMAQNKTUO8/7.-Coldwater-Springs%2C-Jasper.jpg Canadian Rockies - Coldwater Spring, Jasper Would this be one of my few wildlife images? Looking closely, you see the duck. A spring that stays open all through winter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598874920-86QLHCFODG00A8MLP8WG/11.+Edit+Cavell+Lake_Bridge.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Edith Cavell On the left side of the mountain is Ghost Glacier hanging onto the rocks. It came free of it’s moorings and eventually rocked off the side. It no longer exists. Except in photographs, paintings, and the memories of those who visited and trekked around the valley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598882526-IDU9Y151WVV8EXHVD1R7/17.-Columbia-Icefields.jpg Canadian Rockies - Columbia Icefields Finding this location, one I haven’t seen before in this famous area, was a pleasant surprise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598882230-EZ5M1GS59RHKMNYS9JYL/16.-Mount-Wilson.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Wilson, Spring The Saskatchewan River beneath the ice creates this beautiful tear-drop shape in the foreground of Mount Wilson. A brillant sunny mountain day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598885496-QH3MCEG7VM5M05F0D0KR/19.-Malgne-River%2C-Collin-Range.jpg Canadian Rockies - Collin Range Storm Light, Miette River Clearing storm light on the Collin Range at Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park. Maligne River in the foreground. A late squall has passed. Low clouds edge like a silver blade as sun punctures ragged storm banks, glazing snowfields and pale rock into polished bone against a dramatic sky. The Maligne River moves with quiet urgency towards Medicine Lake, its braided channels and gravel bars catching cold glints. Wet stones and mossed banks reflect the brief, sharp color. Lines lead the eye from textured foreground to luminous midtones of the range and the unsettled serenity above. Cool grays dominate, pierced by sunlit warmth. The air is taut and clear, detail sharp from ripple to crag. A study in transition—storm yielding to precise clarity. Large archival prints available by special order. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598885773-NXDWGR9M863YCNQQGH13/20.-Fryatt-Cloud.jpg Canadian Rockies - Winter Storm Light Spindrift. The power of the mountain wind. A spectacular sight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598890174-RJSZLP1MR0RUSDCQWAVD/23.-Hummingbird-Glacier.jpg Canadian Rockies - Hummingbird Glacier, Banff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598892460-O0PSOIO9B8XFGTXJIELI/27.-Hardisty-Peak.jpg Canadian Rockies - Spring on Hardisty Mountain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598894171-MH0LJO5NOKOU9M19U50B/30.-Mount-Hawk-Clouds.jpg Canadian Rockies - Clearing Clouds, Mount Hawk Clearing clouds. Always create drama that is only there when a photographer is there to capture them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598902342-PY3V04Z1MVY1K4H7U5KX/36.-Weeping-Wall%2C-Mount-Cirus.-Banff.jpg Canadian Rockies - Cirrus Mountain, Weeping Wall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598907281-CRUKA25A5EMR1P2UCB2L/43b.-Fluted-Peak-Morning-Light.jpg Canadian Rockies - Flutted Peak, Clearing Clouds https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598904909-MJRE9VJA7FI327Y736UB/41.-Pyramid-with-clouds-and-Rocks.jpg Canadian Rockies - Pyramid Mountain, Morning https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598907619-B9LC05MMZZC8OCMPOBXU/42.-Kerkeslyn.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Kerkeslin, Spring Clouds https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598912268-0Q8MESA6TUEO1OXEYUO5/44.-Messiter-Mountain.jpg Canadian Rockies - Collin Range, Aspens https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598921805-IGNU52B6WEV60544BM1W/48c.-Medicine-Lake%2C-Proposal.jpg Canadian Rockies - Medicine Lake, Still Waters https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598926660-YJIOT55LER4APCSCWDHT/51b.Mount-Hardesty-and-Moon.jpg Canadian Rockies - Moon and Hardisty Mountain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611598948884-N2NABX4AP80KINWJSM8A/70.-Maligne-Lake-Mount-Proposal-Clouds-B%26W-3.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Proposal, Medicine Lake https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786663608-GELSDQYRZC3I5CKNPXH6/71.+Still+Waters%2C+Medicine+Lake-3.jpg Canadian Rockies - Still Waters, Medicine Lake Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park, Canada. Spring reflections of Mount Proposal, Rocks, and snow patches https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786727861-8MQQ4SKEZT9M9ALH29AX/48b.+Medicine+Lake+in+Flood.jpg Canadian Rockies - In Flood, Medicine Lake Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park. In flood waters with reflections of sunny trees and rocks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786704535-PQPTHD6KSOIJ4SXW2ZCT/51.+Athabasca+Valley+Sunset.jpg Canadian Rockies - Athabasca Sunset Sunset clouds in the Athabasca Valley, Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786748197-LVKTJKLDNM5SHJ6DALO3/48.+Kerkeslyn+colour.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Kerkeslin, Fall Colours Mount Kerkeslin, Jasper National Park, Canada. With fall colors and clouds https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786760661-79ALQFPYCA9260O3GOKY/47b.+Cirrus+Peak.jpg Canadian Rockies - Cirrus Mount with Mist Cirrus Mountain, Jasper National Park, Canada. Mist from Panther Falls below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786820186-JHA8H26PW3BEGEP3WUYR/45.+Pyramid+Mountain%2C+Lake+Edith.jpg Canadian Rockies - Pyramid Reflection Pyramid Mountain reflected in Lake Edith, Jasper National Park, Canada. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786900963-W6MR323U1PNQVEOSW7CO/61b.+Endless+Winter.jpg Canadian Rockies - Endless Winter Frozen River Ice near Beauty Creek looking towards the Endless Chain Ridge, Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786837819-QRUFARZ1IDRGLIEU2ZBC/43c.+Dominion+Prairie-3.jpg Canadian Rockies - Dominion Prairie Clouds Clouds streaking across the sky from Dominion Prarie, (Buffalo Prairie), Jasper National Park, Canada. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642786959715-I87WIUVR7T7V533LIHKR/49.+Roche+Rhonde.jpg Canadian Rockies - Winter Light, Roche Rhonde Cool morning light on Roche Rhonde, Athabasca River. Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642787006271-98LMIHSOUODS74B93BLK/61.+Tangle+Falls%2C+Trees.jpg Canadian Rockies - Two Spruce Tangle Falls Two Spruce Trees with a misty Tangle Fall in Behind. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642787041254-GX7NITF9SS2GVEDB3DWF/59.+Johnston+Canyon.jpg Canadian Rockies - Johnson Canyon The rock and river in the Johnson Canyon, Banff National Park https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642787087153-5V160NTMQS4880BYULN2/40.+Roche+Miette%2C+winter+storm.jpg Canadian Rockies - Roche Miette, Winter A winter storm clearing over Roche Miette Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642794635839-JAAOE63PLJGLEK2D3809/3.+Hoodoo%2C+Roche+Pedrix.jpg Canadian Rockies - Hoodoo, Roche a Perdrix Hoodoos that once formed along Brule Lake, looking across to Roche a Perdrix, Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642794651828-A4Y73IZTM57K4S4YBQZP/9.+Jasper+Lake%2C+Clouds+and+Flowers.jpg Canadian Rockies - Wildflowers, Jasper Lake Wildflowers along the sandy shore of Jasper Lake looking towards the Miette Range and Roche Miette. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642794663141-UPFBFYBZ3FDVLL4WERAN/12.+Mount+Sorrow+1982.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Sorrow and Angel Glacier Mount Sorrow and Angel Glacier 1984, Jasper National Park. One of the earliest images I made of this glacier. Visit my page of Angel Glacier for many years of photographing this area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642795206653-CP1IIOOEPUW39K88AZH9/18.+Clouds+over+Miette+Range.jpg Canadian Rockies - Clouds, Miette Range Clouds above the Miette Range Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642795223348-ZSH5HO3VQH6I6ICX69U5/13.+Chephren+Moon.jpg Canadian Rockies - Chephren Moon Moonrise over Mount Chephren, Banff National Park — black and white A high-contrast study in light and silence. The moon, a luminous coin, rises pale and steady above Mount Chephren’s serrated silhouette. Snowfields catch the moonlight in hard, cool highlights while shadowed faces of rock fall away into deep, velvety black. Texture becomes the language: wind-scoured ridges, the grain of glacial ice, the rough skin of mountain stone. Negative space around the peak amplifies the moon’s presence; sky and summit hold their own gravity. Rendered in monochrome, the scene pares away colour to reveal structure and mood. The tonal range moves from glassy silvers where moonlight kisses snow, through steely midtones of compacted ice, to inky voids within the cirques and valleys. The composition balances the moon’s soft orb against Chephren’s angular mass—a dialogue between sphere and strata, stillness and enormity. This is a portrait of northern solitude: crisp air, the hush that follows dusk, the long shadows that read like calligraphy across alpine surfaces. A photograph imagined for large-format printing, where the finest grain and subtleties of texture invite quiet, close inspection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669570635030-2U040PF03YC2OXMRQOKY/64.+Mount+Sorrow.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Sorrow with Angel Glacier Mount Sorrow stands as a dark, craggy sentinel beside the pale, Angel Glacier. Between Edith Cavell and Mount Sorrow, Angel Glacier threads a narrow, silvery ribbon—its surface scored with crevasses and seracs—binding the two peaks geologically. Angel Glacier’s, light-colored ice contrasts sharply with Mount Sorrow’s shadowed ridges; the glacier’s white ice catches the light, reflecting cool tones into the sheltered couloir that connects the summits. Patches of wind-scoured snow cling to ledges and cornices; talus and bare rock show where the glacier has retreated. The scene reads both austere and intimate: a dramatic alpine tableau of stone and ice where time and gravity have stitched two mountain personalities together by a living river of ice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669570833537-YMIOGOVS3XHQL1HV4MQG/37.+Proposal%2C+Medicine+Lake.jpg Canadian Rockies - Mount Proposal JNP A prominent peak at the south end of Medicine Lake. Medicine Lake floods each year from a small stream, as in this photo, to the high water mark above the location where this image was made. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669571031708-A92ELJ5V6S47G8JRLK62/26.+Collin+Range%2C+Messiter+Peak.jpg Canadian Rockies - Fresh Snow, Colin Range A thin, recent veil of snow softens the angles of Messiter Summit and the adjacent ridges of the Collin Range. The new layer is largely undisturbed, settling into wind-sculpted drifts along lee slopes and filling the low hollows between outcrops with a smooth, pale relief. Where rocky spurs and alpine scree break the surface, the snow clings in irregular patches and corniced edges, accentuating contours and casting subtle, cool shadows across the north-facing faces. On sunlit aspects the snow appears bright and slightly granular, a clean, high-key white that reflects the cold light of the mountain air. In sheltered gullies and under overhanging ledges the powder takes on a bluish-gray tint, giving depth to the scene and emphasizing the layered geology. Sparse alpine vegetation and exposed boulders punctuate the white field with dark, textural contrast; their forms are crisply defined where wind has scoured the surface. Overall the fresh snow imparts a quiet clarity to the summit: a transient skin that both reveals and simplifies the mountain’s structure, lending the image a crisp, pristine mood typical of early winter conditions in the Jasper area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669571142843-4IUZF9FYM1TSXIN01F4H/13b.+Moon+and+Collin+Range.jpg Canadian Rockies - Moon over the Colin Range The moon is a feature in many of my photographs. Here over the Colin Range at Medicine Lake. The mountain has melt water creating streaks of dark rivulets down its slopes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669571338647-HDPG6WRZ6XTD386PD5DG/34.+Horseshoe+Lake.jpg Canadian Rockies - Lone Pine, Fresh Snow A fresh snowfall is seen at Horseshoe Lake near Jasper in Jasper National Park. https://www.lightworkx.ca/voyage daily 0.75 2026-01-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642635154839-1GNHA55POTV3OSVGPATS/Fern+Leaves.jpg Voyage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889392892-2VRR87NK38MFTYYIJCJ2/Lei%2C+The+Dance.jpg Voyage - Hawaiian Dance Seashore dances with Lei of Hawaii. The Hawaiians have a spiritual connection with the land, sea, and earth. It is spoken through the dance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889201707-JW7JNODIG2CCYVFQJ88L/Ferns-1.jpg Voyage - Hawaii Fern The fern grow in such abundance in Hawaii. however with my trained eye I saw this one fern. Isolating and composing became easy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787425656-2934E9D9B0PXKVMLILIU/Sheep%2BHorns.jpg Voyage - Sheep horns Nature’s beautiful work creates endless curves and forms. Sheep horns tell a story. These were given to me and found in the wild near Jasper National Park, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787146276-LUMMWF1TALXEKTCCNQ73/The+Three+Sentries%2C+Womans+Pavilion.jpg Voyage - Three Sentinels Ankor, Cambodia. Banteay Srei Temple. The sentinels stand watch over the fortress of the Women’s Temple, silent guardians carved in stone. The temples of Ankor have endured for a thousand years, their surfaces intricately worked by many hands, each detail bearing the patience and devotion of generations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787310141-80YHDCHVM5Q90EHGJN8O/Mavy+with+Tulle+4-2.jpg Voyage - Tulle Figure The model sits on a white studio box spreads tulle cloth with her hands as though emerging from a mysterious cage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787257278-X6TAW4RCBSNZL3M0V8Z4/Peacock+Feathers-3.jpg Voyage - Feathers Tail feathers of a Peacock from an unusual angle. Patterns of nature are endlessly formed if not so often seen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787161887-02OM98ZR13LU2ITL3DR9/Snow+Pack+Forms.jpg Voyage - Snow Pack Wall Snow Pack Wall was compressed snow leftover from the previous winters. The wall was formed by water flow in a canyon where this was found. It almost looks like the ice walls of the glacier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889022852-6BI5TW7N0GCUZ5VACIFK/Angel+Ice.jpg Voyage - Angel Ice Angel Ice, Angel glacier. Interior of the glacier. This is the only case I found in years of photographing here that the light came from behind the cave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787273631-R4WDANL7LV7RZS50T1BD/Mynh-Lee%2C+Hands.jpg Voyage - Sea Kelp Hands Holding Sea Kelp up to her body displays a striking difference in texture, hands and kelp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642362586668-ILMJSL4IU6OVFOGXPW4D/Window+and+Hands+Ancient+Ones-3.jpg Voyage - Hands and Window Ancient pueblo site in Utah. A dark window is central to the design and the hands above look like modern graffiti added to this venerable ancient site. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787246457-VFAEZT8J2HZC9ZO8LANG/Point+Lobos-1.jpg Voyage - Point Lobos A usual rock formation at Point Lobos. The next time I returned to Point Lobos I could not find this formation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889247401-4PAM1WOTOPPCG0F9DYID/Hand+of+Man-1.jpg Voyage - Hand Silhouette Is this ancient or contemporary? Grafitti or a message from the past? The hand silhouette is visible in the black window image. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787475282-QTKBNCA6V9FI624AQIUL/Sage%2BBrush.jpg Voyage - Deadwood Wall Sage brush against an old wood wall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787202191-C0MUKMJ9O7249WHSHXZF/Roots+in+Winter-3.jpg Voyage - Weathered Roots This root structure was next to the highway in Jasper Natl. Park. I saw it many times. I photographed it several times. Then I got this one image. And that was the last time I photographed it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889239784-YXPULICGG1V9YVXPLMFZ/Hair+by+CarolinaG.jpg Voyage - Waterfall Hair Model hangs her long curly hair during her hair toss play. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889063343-HNZ2G1SOQM9VLJ0O0345/Bull+Kelp.jpg Voyage - Twisted Bull Kelp West coast kelp. There is a lot of it on the beaches of BC Canada. It is fascinating to look at. This one made me stop and with an 8X10 camera made this image. I have never seen a better natural arrangement of kelp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787219254-TMJLNP6AK7XYK609NUIU/Rock+Art+and+Waterfall.jpg Voyage - Rock Waterfall Rockpile with water rippling down. Someone had the creative notion to build a rock pile into these falls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889115327-YOFY9W71SUU2OLFVKF4Y/Chewing+Gun+Grafitti.jpg Voyage - Gum Alley, Seattle After chewing gum, people will stick it to this wall. Seen near the market in Seattle. It’s a tourist attraction now. Hard to believe what you are actually looking at. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889039973-L5EXEOAGVZ93TYTTIV4K/Be+Jeweled.jpg Voyage - Reflection Portrait Seeing, a creative idea is something that often occurs in a moment. A store shop window was interesting enough but becomes more so with an almost invisible reflection of a face behind the veil. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889338391-3Q08QWRXRA6BYJ5T8XNW/Joshua+Tree+Ruins+3-1.jpg Voyage - Deadwood and Adobe Adobe ruins found in Joshua Tree National Park California. How does a lone dead tree stand in this place? I have to ponder these kinds of things when creating a photograph such as this. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1611787235034-HBFQGCZ6V0DKQD8VPTFM/Radio+telescopes-1.jpg Voyage - Muana Kea Hawaii Radio telescopes on the peak of Muana Kea. The elevation of this peak lend to the creation of a very dark sky. Perfect for creating contrast with the telescopes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889089829-G7HCKCYYP3KQG84IAZBP/Burner-3.jpg Voyage - Sawdust Burner Looking straight up inside a sawdust burner at an old lumber mill site. The contrast between the dark inside and the sky made for an interesting composition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889275814-TDBZX15IQ2QAEFVO9LFW/Horseshoe+Lake+reflection-3.jpg Voyage - Rock Wall Refection The calm reflections in Horseshoe Lake, Jasper National Park, Canada. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889510178-RDMO85S1DRKJHH08Z18L/Pond+Lilly-3.jpg Voyage - Pond Lily Sometime something just call out to be photographed. This was in my home pond. I watched these lilies unfold their beauty almost every day. Then this one happened. I could not resist, and out came the camera. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889255327-FRI0NLT8GSOHJLAHJLO8/Hellabore.jpg Voyage - False Hellebore Alpine plant found in the Canadian Rockies. This one was in the area of Angel Glacier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889384572-PGJ0GBH874A72Z9W99QC/Lava+Flow-1.jpg Voyage - Lava Flow Lava flows Hawaii. A difficult subject to organize into a reasonable composition. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889536796-UL2EZE34GHT11JNDOPZK/Sandstone+Pillar.jpg Voyage - Hornby Island Rock An unusual shaped rock stands mighty agains the west coast sky. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642889568306-OHLFMVOH9VBGY4YWCWBM/Striations-3.jpg Voyage - Striations Black rock with white striations. The pattern seems to move in the rock. https://www.lightworkx.ca/theearth daily 0.75 2026-01-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669505521718-29V37G40HWUOVJJOW018/Morning+Cacti.jpg Discovered Landscape https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139806459-P6Z0SSW8PBSU0V2WBWBU/2.+Cathedral+Cedars.jpg Discovered Landscape - Cathedral Cedars Big Cedar Trees in an elegant composition. Photographed near Blue River, B.C. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139822771-K2OGZEWWASK2HOEQJZ22/Roots+Reflections.jpg Discovered Landscape - Cedar Pond https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139808271-LB3FUWHK9YDG61YXH16S/Eureka+Dunes.jpg Discovered Landscape - Dune, Morning Light Eureka Dunes, Death Valley, California https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139803525-J4UDBSDI8NVRKJYHNNBZ/1.+Big+Dune.jpg Discovered Landscape - Dune Curve Big curve sand dune part of the Eureka Dunes in central Death Valley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139809705-G1K5RUFSFU5NUZ6W25JS/Four+fishermen.jpg Discovered Landscape - 4 Fishermen Mead Lake, Nevada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139814267-44SPKT8IIO2YQBV2ZAKA/Hawaiian+Trail-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Hawaiian Forest Trail https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139809690-9TJI9X53X71O642GODHW/3.+South+Thompson+Church.jpg Discovered Landscape - Thompson River Church This small church is dwarfed in size by the scree slope behind it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139819652-K19662R49CMPWSRN5SUL/Morning+Cacti.jpg Discovered Landscape - Morning Light, Saguaro https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139814796-J19QRK2LMHZZVOYWZTKA/Hawaii+Jungle.jpg Discovered Landscape - Ferns, Hawaii https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139820126-11FGQFZ1BO1DPAJFNQEQ/New+Palm-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Aftermath Palm, Fist Life https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139815595-F0QUMYDXEK1K4EHXP3MW/Hoodoo%27s+with+Clouds-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Hoodoo's at Devils Gate, Nevada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1634677704641-3Q1KL0IQAR6CUQPC1OBQ/Hoodoo%27s+with+Moon-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Hoodoos with Moon Devils Garden, and Moon. A small place created by mystery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1634677705859-P1M28M79Z0X0941QKGKG/IMG_9441.jpeg Discovered Landscape - Winter Light, Gary Oak Winter at Uplands Park in Victoria B.C. with a photograph of a Gary Oak. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139824628-QRE5ZULICL78SFLDENMY/Uplands+Gary+Oaks-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Gary Oak, Victoria, BC https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139865773-NQ2UINL7TSHMLSI5NRQT/Salmon+Run.jpg Discovered Landscape - Golden Salmon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139816628-KQ6937LT2MVX6K46ZDJW/Mist+Finalyson+Point-1.jpg Discovered Landscape - Haro Strait, Misty Waters https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642788445520-LPFNQA9YN1S1963T8NL7/Capital+Reef-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Capital Reef https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614139822602-D4OQDRGTE6VMVPMP9P9Y/Sage+Brush+in+Canyon-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Antelope Canyon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669571605712-DGXE9IC4LDR9A4947MMR/Eureka+Dunes+Overview-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Eureka Dunes The bid view of Eureka Dunes in central Death Valley California. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1634677713135-HEF9QBUSFP5QF4PQWS3K/Navajo+Cliffs+2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Moab Clouds https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1634677710076-EQ3IVO3UYB22CASGDT85/Lone+Cacti.jpg Discovered Landscape - Saguaro Sentinel Lone Saguaro cacti looking out upon an endless desert at the dawn of a new day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642788656309-MGS5VG4MQYJ2TLCDWB7R/Joshua+Tree+Rock-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Joshua Rocks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1634677709343-RH4J54MV5CMKB913O1ZO/Kins+Beach+Sunrise-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Beach Sunrise Kin Beach, Vancouver Island. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1634677717095-UDVQML3TFW6X5JCV2SHC/Navajo+Creek.jpg Discovered Landscape - Navajo Canyon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642788826049-0SXDA6BZRLX5B6EON8QV/Union+Bay+Sunrise-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Baynes Sound Sunrise https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642788737398-85KZL8YFQ3SYIBKF8BO9/Moon+Death+Valley-3.jpg Discovered Landscape - Death Valley Moonrise https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642361824427-CSE85096Y6EYS0UX5VT4/The+Path+into+Light.+P.R.-1.jpg Discovered Landscape - Sunshine Forest Sunbeams seen through a forest with fog. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642788465038-AYRRJIRIIK11PTR4KZJP/Cathedral+Cove-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Cathedral Grove https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1642788488614-5L37EQJSCXKK8UGYGHRG/Fallen.jpg Discovered Landscape - The Fallen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1669571722886-8P950TCU2K6TUB2TCY82/Goldstream+Forest-2.jpg Discovered Landscape - Goldstream Forest Somewhat of a typical Canadian west coast rain forest without the big trees often associated with the area. https://www.lightworkx.ca/ice daily 0.75 2026-01-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1703096943301-W9NWJJHG4STI2GQMDB9M/Colour-4.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317122601-POGLYI1PTGJ4D7IOU1A4/Angel+Ice-51.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - The Angel inside of Angel Glacier Inside the cathedral hush of Angel Glacier, the black-and-white photograph renders ancient ice as a living architecture, where light chisels each surface into a sequence of carved planes and translucent veils. Highlights and shadow negotiate across rutted walls and suspended seracs, revealing striations like memory lines and cavities that invite the eye inward; it is as if the glacier itself breathes, pausing to show the soft underbelly of time. The absence of color sharpens the metaphors—the pale gleams become angelic wings, the deep grays a contemplative silence—so that the image does not merely depict form but evokes a deeper seeing: the Angel emerges less as a figure and more as an enacted idea, a presence wrought by erosion and light, urging the viewer to consider what is preserved, what is lost, and what kind of grace survives in slow, geological gestures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1703097122583-2662A8J8AG740NCK5C3Y/Jpegs-7.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Humour in the Ice A study in contrast and gentle surprise, this black-and-white image turns everyday form into quiet comedy: rounded contours and crisp shadows lock together like a visual joke whose punchline is simply the pleasure of shape. The composition treats curves and angles as characters — the bulbous silhouette playfully dwarfs a stricter, angular counterpart, while midtones glide between them like a stagehand smoothing the scene. Absent color, texture and outline become the language of wit: grain and hard edge suggest personality, and negative space performs the pause that makes the humorous gesture land. The result is an elegant visual wryness — restrained, intelligent, and warm — that invites you to recognize the absurdity in ordinary geometry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317121449-L4DNM4TYCVCSWC5XFMPM/Angel+Ice-48.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Angel Glacier Icefall This black-and-white intimate study of Angel Glacier in its Icefall pares the landscape to its most essential contrasts — a choreography of light and shadow tracing the glacier’s fractured anatomy. Close-cropped and meticulously composed, the image reveals the sculptural geometry of seracs and crevasses, the granular textures of ancient ice, and the quiet, tensile tensions where gravity and time meet. Monochrome removes color’s narrative, inviting the viewer to read tonality, pattern, and negative space: the subtle midtones that chart meltwater channels, the stark highlights on polished walls, and the deep, velvety blacks that suggest immeasurable depth. The result is an intimate portrait of a colossal, evolving form — austere, luminous, and arrestingly human in its suggestion of vulnerability and endurance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317118459-MFVMRTECWXA1770PAEW9/Angel+Ice-30.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Birth of a Rock Standing before this rock, just outside the ice wall, you can read the slow autobiography of the glacier in that scene. Smoothed the faint polish where ice once pressed and moved. The stone still wears the cold's memory: light grey undertones muted by time, edges rounded, small pits filled with the grit the glacier left behind. Freshwater beads that seep from beneath the wall, tracing the path where ice retreated, and the air carries a mineral chill that seems to preserve the imprint of centuries. In that moment the landscape compresses: past and present overlaid, a visible ledger of pressure and patience, and you recognize how the mountain's shape is authored by glacial hands. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317116173-2Z43I2TX7VYVHUD0XEU0/Angel+Ice-11.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Abstract in Ancient Ice Ice. Seen in abstract, its crystalline geometry hinted at rather than declared, a cool architecture of light and shadow suspended between clarity and mystery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317118783-VJUPBFM1FRK4S8M2JYF8/Angel+Ice-34.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Radiant Ice Wall. A cathedral-like wall of ice records millennia in stratified blue and white bands; fissures trap shards of atmosphere, refracting light into an austere choreography that both commands and humbles. Weathered faces and cornices show the glacier’s patient excavation; meltwater veins and polished crevasses speak of change over centuries. Before it, ages compress into a tactile, immutable archive read with the eyes—and time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317116081-5640C1VIVMP0Q4HQ65QL/Angel+Ice-19.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Ice Berg Lake Angel Glacier sheds its ice into a cold melt pond I call Iceburg Lake. Hundreds of gleaming shards lie exposed to wind and sun, each fragment slowly surrendering to this new warmth then flowing together into a cold, steady stream that will not pause until it reaches the Arctic Ocean a thousand miles away. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317120679-TLSHFUWZWXNQX5CZ80ER/Angel+Ice-46.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park A towering block of ice stands like a quiet cathedral, its scars and hidden caves tell the glacier’s slow story—compressed centuries, trapped bubbles, and mineral lines marking past seasons showing its impermanence. Against the sharp horizon it feels both like a sculpture and record: beautiful, severe, and quietly speaking of geology, climate, and nature’s patient work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317123178-K2R3G8H5W0IVV2S0VK4O/Cieling+Ice.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - The Bowels of Angel Glacier Carved by melt water the inside of the glacier can be seen as many other things. This black and white tones of this image aides in creating the abstract nature of the ice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317126353-5BWSAPWHIYNXTS40648K/Edith+Cavell+Bridge.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Mount Edith Cavell Mount Edith Cavell as seen from Cavell Lake bridge. Among the bands of snow and Ice on it’s left flank is a hanging glacier, Ghost Glacier. This glacier came off it’s perch and careened down the mountain one early morning destroying itself and much of the valley below it. It is now truly a Ghost. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1703097111386-GZEZIN935NWJ0MJFCYOQ/Jpegs-8.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - A Lone Berg This ice wall lies below the mountain where many of the icebergs originate. This lone berg was just one of the last remaining bergs that remain. All the rest have melted away. None of this exists any longer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317128693-AVRAR897FV2DZDBDOCWP/Jpegs-3.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Angel Glacier and Mount Sorrow. One of my earliest images of the valley and the glacier. The glacier is all but gone, only a slender slice remains, between the mountains, of a once mighty tongue of ice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1614317125911-EHXVM0C43V1TGXMZOU4E/Colour-4.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - The Sentinal On the edge. This sentinel rock views it destiny at the watery edge. Soon to silently slip into the cool green melt water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1703097131549-21O1BAUMTAQ1TGSDB5Y4/Angel+Ice-23.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Bonded. Ice and Mountain A knife-edge of ancient ice clings to the dark face of Edith Cavell like a fossilized tide, its milky core pressed into the crevices of carbonated rock; under the cold light, the sheet reveals hairline fractures and smoothed striations that trace centuries of pressure and thaw, while meltwater beads whisper along mineral veins, making the stone gleam as if the mountain itself exhales. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1703097144660-ZS516ANPNFJ3TSZO8HZZ/Jpegs-2.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - The Womb of the Ice Just above the waters surface the glacier creates a cave. An ice cave receding to blackness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1703097291270-MA1GDMFJ1V6HXECH3PZI/Angel+Ice-3.jpg Angel Glacier, Mount Edith Cavell. Jasper National Park - Floating Ice and Wall Brilliant icebergs floating quietly in the sun looked on by a mighty wall of Angel Glacier. https://www.lightworkx.ca/projects-1 daily 0.75 2023-12-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1668533892526-M50B2LZG14K5CFZ9OIP1/Nude+with+fishnet-34.jpg Projects - Networkx Networkx project Page https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5cc5f25e9d4149759ccb5478/1668534008746-HF89N80ZVDF96VGVC414/Angel-Ice-51.jpg Projects - Ice Ice Project