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Jerry Clement > Pika On Guard Hey Mister Photographer....your standing in my home! http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2013/06/where-grizzlies-roam.html
Jerry Clement > Where Grizzlies Roam http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2013/06/where-grizzlies-roam.html
Jerry Clement > Where Grizzlies Roam http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2013/06/where-grizzlies-roam.html
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Jerry Clement > Missing At one time this was the location of the LK Ranch. http://www.jerryclement.ca/Outdoor-Pursuits/DawnThreader/i-WXHFXJq/0/L/6N4A4917-2-L.jpg Today all that remains is the foundation for the western barn that is seen in the above link photo. Interestingly enough there is still residents living here, as you may have noticed their residence mounted on this old cottonwood tree. Beautiful area, now known as McKinnon Flats.and a destination for nature lovers and fly fishers visiting the Bow river that flows through this valley.
Jerry Clement > Layers - simple as one...two...three...four...five The Lilacs through to the Evergreens may appear as though they touch one another, however the hillside that I stood on to make this photograph, and visible in the foreground, is separated from the Lilacs by a 100 feet, the tree on the right is a further 100 feet, and the next row of trees are 300 feet away, followed by the Evergreens a 1/4 mile away, and on the far bank of the Bow River. The trick is to keep them all in focus. Oh the creative powers of a long lens, its called Lens Compression.
Jerry Clement > Lilacs - Flower of the Goddess Venus No matter what backroad I may find myself on, I always know where someone once lived, although the buildings may be long gone, the lilacs remain marking where a family once lived, but circumstances forced them to move on, leaving the lilacs behind with their fragrance waifing on the breeze. The lilac is one of the longest-lived shrubs, and the oldest known in North America, over three hundred years old. Its name comes from the Persian word for blue. In mythology, lilac is the flower of the Goddess Venus, an understandable connection to anyone who's caught the scent of lilacs in full bloom, These Lilacs, marking the spot where the LK Ranch once stood at McKinnon Flats were wonderful on this day, and their fragrance was to die for. http://www.jerryclement.ca/Outdoor-Pursuits/DawnThreader/i-WXHFXJq/0/L/6N4A4917-2-L.jpg http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2010/04/lk-ranch.html
Jerry Clement > This tiny creek in Kananaskis Country is higher than normal, due to spring runoff. Its a wonderful time to be out in the high country, as creeks that normally are but a trickle or possibly even dry later on, are pretty as a picture at this time of the year. Love it!
Jerry Clement > Grizzly Creek - Kananaskis Country I love this creek, and I stop anytime that I am driving by. I scotch-hop back and forth across the creek, seeing the ultimate capture on the other side, but once there, I see a better shot on the other side. The next thing I know, I am a 1/4 mile from my truck!
Jerry Clement > The Barn Yard
Jerry Clement > Reflection Pond - Kananaskis Country I know its been done before, but I am always a sucker for a pond such as this one, where I am able to capture a image such as this. http://www.jerryclement.ca/Outdoor-Pursuits/Kananaskis-Country/29645417_45dNdm#!i=1519000304&k=pDKkCDG
Jerry Clement > Kananaskis Country Have I ever told you how much I love Kananaskis Country....well I 'll say it again, I love Kananaskis Country, and whats not to love, with images like this one that abound in all directions around you. This photo is of a scene that I have shot many times before in different seasons of the year. Upper Kananaskis Lake is just out of sight in this photo. There is also a bog located about 100 meters away, where moose feeding can be observed at sunrise. Here is one that I caught feeding in this bog lately. http://www.jerryclement.ca/Outdoor-Pursuits/Kananaskis-Country/29645417_45dNdm#!i=1408946130&k=K2qKz7D
Jerry Clement > Elk Velvet Antlers For more than 2000 years, a remarkable natural remedy called velvet antler has been prized by healers in various cultures around the world. It is believed to reduce inflammation, support immune function, protect damaged tissues and affect blood, liver and kidney function and more. •Clearer sinuses and lungs •More energy, with increased mental and physical stamina •Less swelling of the joints with decreased stiffness and soreness •Faster healing of wounds and breaks •Decrease in cholesterol and blood pressure •Healthier hair, skin and nails •Better circulation •Quicker recovery from and reduced frequency of flu and colds •More restful sleep •Increased sex drive •Improved vitality and well being I want this guy to keep his antlers, so I am not telling where he and the rest of his buddies live!!
Jerry Clement > Sunrise Overcomes Darkness - Body & Soul http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2013/06/kindred-spirit.html
Jerry Clement > Down On The Farm - Then and Now Trucks have changed somewhat over the years.
Pika On Guard


Hey Mister Photographer....your standing in my home!


http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2013/06/where-grizzlies-roam.html
Jerry Clement > Pika On Guard Hey Mister Photographer....your standing in my home! http://ve6ab.blogspot.ca/2013/06/where-grizzlies-roam.html
Pika On Guard


Hey Mister Photographer....your standing in my home!


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