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LANDSCAPES.

My travels have taken me to many places, and landscapes are my record of some of those. Many more shots will be added here soon.
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Dennis Fast > ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDSCAPE. I love the look of agricultural, rolling prairie landscapes, especially when old buildings are involved. Although this photo is reminiscent of the well-known Palouse area in Washington State, this photo was actually taken on the Canadian prairies.
Dennis Fast > SUNSET REFLECTION OVER HUDSON BAY. Northern landscapes are among my personal favorites. This photo was made over a very small pool hidden among the rocks overlooking Hudson Bay in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. By choosing a wide-angle lens and picking just the right point of view, I was able to create an interesting shape in the dark foreground that also mirrored the quiet sunset. I love the resulting "reflective" mood!
Dennis Fast > PRAIRIE THUNDERSTORM. Prairie skies were recently named one of the "Seven Wonders of Canada" and rightfully so. Nothing compares with the drama of an approaching thunderstorm that threatens to drop heavy rain, or hail, or possibly even turn into a tornado. It is awesome to watch and to photograph.
Dennis Fast > SUNSET OVER BIRD COVE. Hudson Bay in a rare moment of stillness reflects the sunset perfectly. People who have seen this print often assume it to be a watercolour, but even photography can be art! I love the tranquility and quiet strength of the rocks which seem almost "soft" in the context of the still water sunset.
Dennis Fast > AFTER 911. I made this image while shooting for a book on Lake of the Woods for Heartland Publishing. I still had the southern part of the lake to photograph (the part that is in Minnesota) when the terrible tragedy of 9/11 happened. I waited for a few days before heading out and came across this quiet, and somewhat somber scene at the time, near a small fishing camp. I felt both serenity and sadness as I took this photo knowing that the USA and the world had changed forever.
Dennis Fast > SILA RIVER FALLS, NUNAVUT. The Sila River flows into Wager Bay, an offshoot of Hudson Bay, in Canada's North. A series of four gorgeous waterfalls increasing in height and volume as you move upstream were well worth the many hour hike to photograph them.
Dennis Fast > FIELD AND FOG. Fall is a season of "mellow fruitfulness" that is enhanced by the presence of fog. The vibrant colours are gone, the crops are in except for the bales, and a still expectancy is on the land. The quiet waiting is one of the aspects of Fall that make it special to me.
Dennis Fast > LIGHTNING LANDSCAPE. Lightning is one of my favorite subjects on the prairies where I live, but I proceed with caution! The power of the storm is enhanced by the strong bolt of lightning, echoed in the distance by another, and by the relatively peaceful scene below that contrasts with the dynamic clouds.
Dennis Fast > FRESH SNOW ON SPRUCE FOREST.
FRESH SNOW ON SPRUCE FOREST.
> FRESH SNOW ON SPRUCE FOREST.
FRESH SNOW ON SPRUCE FOREST.
Original size: 2000px x 1303px |
Current: 400px x 261px |
Other sizes: Small • M • L |
filename: BC Snow on Trees 0928 Photoshop |
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Keywords: habitats fresh snow boreal forest frost ice snow snow layer on objects
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