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The Burmis Tree near Burmis at the entrance to the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. Still photogenic after all these years but this tree has seen better times. It has now been dead for about 30 years and some idiots cut a branch off for firewood. Still, there’s something …<br /> This photo would look good on a website - for info how to purchase this photo contact us here: <a href="http://canadaweb.net">http://canadaweb.net</a>.
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The Burmis Tree near Burmis at the entrance to the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. Still photogenic after all these years but this tree has seen better times. It has now been dead for about 30 years and some idiots cut a branch off for firewood. Still, there’s something …
This photo would look good on a website - for info how to purchase this photo contact us here: http://canadaweb.net.

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  • Trees in the water with snow stuck on them from an overnight snowstorm
  • The Burmis Tree near Burmis at the entrance to the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. Still photogenic after all these years but this tree has seen better times. It has now been dead for about 30 years and some idiots cut a branch off for firewood. Still, there’s something …<br /> This photo would look good on a website - for info how to purchase this photo contact us here: <a href="http://canadaweb.net">http://canadaweb.net</a>.
  • A snowy landscape in the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. In the background on the right is Turtle Mountain, scene of a massive landslide in the early hours of April 29, 1903, that the Frank Slide—the deadliest rock slide in Canadian history—claimed the lives of 90 Albertans. <br /> This photo would look good on a website - for info how to purchase this photo contact us here: <a href="http://canadaweb.net">http://canadaweb.net</a>.
  • A tree washed onto the beach at the west coast of Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada
  • This birch tree was at the edge of the tidal zone near a creek that enter the bay there.
  • A dead Ponderosa Pine with the Rockies in the background
  • A dead Ponderosa Pine with the Rockies in the background
  • A dead Douglas Fir high up on the Hoodoos cliff near Fairmont Hotsprings, B.C.
  • A dead Douglas Fir high up on the Hoodoos cliff near Fairmont Hotsprings, B.C.
  • One of my favourite trees - an old poplar on Nose Hill - this was really quite an un-exciting photo and I almost nuked it. But with the help of a bit of PS magic I was able to bring it alive.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. Notice the 4 ducks in the top right corner coming in for a landing in the river. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Trees covered with hoar frost after 2 days of thick fog near the zoo at the Bow River in Calgary. I liked the contrast between the white frosted branches and the dark tree trunks. These photos would look great in 11"x17" with a light/dark matte and metal frame.
  • Poplars covered in thick hoar frost south of Quill Lakes, Saskatchewan.
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