We who live in the gaps between the stories

"And yet it disturbs me to learn I have hurt someone unintentionally. I want all my hurts to be intentional." Margaret Alexander | 21 | female | photographer { Independent RP account for Human!Fem Canada. More information about her can be found below, as well as the original blog. }

[non-nova-sed-nove]

[ohmyvancouver]

The end of the Vancouver Day Part 2: 27/12/2013 17:12 (by [Rossco]:[www.rgstrachan.com])

[nostalgic-dreaming]

. by Miss Julia Jones on Flickr.

[karjars]

Jasper Mountains by Robert R Grove 2 on Flickr.

[danlophotography]

View from Capilano Suspension Bridge | Vancouver, Canada

[matt-molloy]

I didn’t get to shoot a timelapse when I went here the day before, so I decided to go back the next day since I had some free time. I started the timelapse then walked in frame for size reference. As you can see, there were some fairly large pieces of ice. I was also treated to a nice sunset.

[borisla]

Broken islands. 3/

© Jeremi Bourassa

[spaceexp]

Star trails over Pyramid Mountain in Jasper National Park, Canada

Source: Jack Fusco (flickr)

[forbiddenplaces]

Old Stone Butter Church. Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

[statues-and-monuments]

statues-and-monuments Le Grand Rassemblement (The Great Gathering) By Marcel Gagnon  Saint-Flavie, Quebec, Canada  Photo 001:panoramio.com Photo 002:@N08 Photo 003:kuinamor  Photo 004:michaelcarpentier  Photo 005:@N03  Photo 006:natalialedoux  Photo 007:ulysse_2008   Photo 008:sylviefm1  Photo 009:trekearth,Corry  Photo 010:archer10

[borisla]

Broken islands. 4/

© Jeremi Bourassa

[matt-molloy]

400 photos merged into one image using the lighten layer-blending mode in photoshop. Even though it was extremely cold and windy, it was worth going back here for a sunset timelapse. It was a good one! Luckily my tripod weight (a brick on a rope) kept my camera fairly steady, but it didn’t help with the water spraying into the air (from the waves crashing into the piles of ice) and onto my lens. The fact that I was shooting at f/11 didn’t help that either. (you can see a few spots near the center of the photo from water/ice on the lens catching the sunlight) Still happy with the way this turned out!

[sundxwn]

Athabasca sunrise by Victor Liu

[naturephilia]

Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada.

[brutalgeneration]

Revel in Nature by dbushue on Flickr.

[travelthisworld]

Valley of the Ten Peaks

Alberta, Canada | by the 10 cent designer

[newblogisjacindaelena]

 Riley Snelling