Sunday, November 28, 2010

November 27, 2010


November 27, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
Plane ride from Denver to Los Angeles. This time I remembered to keep my camera near by so that I could make a photo of the snow covered Rocky Mountains. The cool thing is they are not blanketed so you get some of the contrasts that would otherwise not be there. Also helps that the plane window was clean.

November 26, 2010


November 26, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
During the drive back to downtown Ottawa I had to stop and photograph the water flow under this bridge from Mooneys Bay.

Saturday, November 27, 2010

November 25, 2010


November 25, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
While at O'Hare Airport in Chicago, I took out the fish eye to make this photo. I would title it "ORD on the move" ORD is the airport code.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

November 24, 2010


November 24, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
No matter where I am go I am always looking for a unique perspective, design, or shape in the things I try to photograph. In this case I noticed the Myriad of shapes while looking at the ceiling in the Vancouver International Airport

November 23, 2010


November 23, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
While on Granville Island I captured many images that are representative of the merchants and such. I decided on this being my photo of the day since I have taken many photos of the bridge at night and wanted to get one during the day. At least today it was not snowing and overcast.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

November 22, 2010


November 22, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
Day trip to Whistler, British Columbia. While some of the slopes were open I have never seen it this empty. Within about a month to 6 weeks this scene would be filled with people and covered with snow.

November 21, 20101


November 21, 20101
Originally uploaded by Ken Shelton
While on a stroll in one of the many awesome Vancouver area parks I stopped to make this image of the Point Atkinson Lighthouse. Original image was not in black and white, but I felt the scene is better represented with some image grain and in b&w