by djtphotoart.ca | 2024 Jan 29 | Blog
Over 200 vehicles participated in the second anniversary of the Freedom Convoy from Lethbridge to Coutts and back. The goal of the convoy was to raise awarness of the issues and money for legal fees for Chris Lysak, Tony Olienicke, Chris Carbet, Jerry Morin and James...
by djtphotoart.ca | 2024 Jan 29 | Blog, Photography
Fort St. John comes alive every winter with the High on Ice festival. For residents and visitors alike, this annual event transforms the city into a winter wonderland of ice and snow. High on Ice is not just a festival; it’s a celebration of community spirit and...
by djtphotoart.ca | 2024 Jan 29 | Blog
Nestled in the vast landscapes of Southern Alberta lie remnants of a bygone era – abandoned farmsteads that whisper tales of the past. These silent witnesses to history stand as poignant reminders of the pioneers who once tamed the wild prairies with dreams of...
by djtphotoart.ca | 2024 Jan 27 | Blog
Located on the rail line between Stirling and Foremost, Wrentham was once a thriving farming community boasting four large elevators (three Alberta Wheat Pool, and one Ogilvies, a school, a famous general store, and a gas...
by djtphotoart.ca | 2024 Jan 27 | Blog
The Pine grosbeak is a large (measuring 8-10 inches in length) member of the finch family and is found mostly in coniferous woods across Canada and Russia.. Camera was the Nikon D300 with the 300 2.8 lens on a tripod at 1/80 of a second at F5.6 and ISO 280 ...
