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Canadian Artscapes 1

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Art from photos my daughter took on our drive through the mountains in 2010 has been a slow process of changing them to create the ‘feel’ of our adventure. A sense of awe, excitement, mystery and a hint of potential danger. Anyone who has driven mountain roads would surely understand what I mean.
My daughter and travel companion, Alissa
Happy me. Last car on the ferry 2010.

Passing Through Canadian Landscapes 12

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This is the twelfth in a series of photos I’ve taken from the passenger side of a moving car and a few taken when stopped along the road. It’s not hard to tell which is which. I am delighted with the cellphone quick pics.

Passing Through Canadian Landscapes 11

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This is the eleventh in a series of photos I’ve taken from the passenger side of a moving car. I have to chuckle at my amateur attempts to go through all the pics quickly and post without repeats. 🧐😳🤨🤪😂😁

Passing Through Canadian Landscapes 10

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This is the tenth in a series of photos I’ve taken from the passenger side of a moving car. These photos also show my fascination with the varying appearances of clouds over the land through which we drove.

Passing Through Canadian Landscapes With A Poem

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This is one of the photos I took with my cellphone from the passenger side of a moving car. It is a view seen through the side view mirror in case you might wonder. I was reminded of an old poem I wrote years ago that seems to me to be appropriate, so have included it in my photo project now.