I use a Minolta Dimâge 5. It requires the flexibility of an octopus. And its images are too red. So I carefully rebalance colours on my computer, yet the result is still a bit arbitrary.
Last November I visited Alberta, Canada. My host took me to the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, northeast of Calgary. In the Drumheller badlands, pink granite boulders distinct from the surrounding soft grey sediment, attested to glacial action.
Snow fell on Calgary. I stayed in this guesthouse.
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People cleared snow from footpaths. This laneway was opposite the guesthouse.
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I thought this registration plate symbolised the cold climate!
I think the bird at top right was mythical.
At bottom left was an elk. Bottom right is an eagle.
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Updated by Bryan Kilgallin on 10 May, 2006