Photos by daveorzech : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Nice work :)

Opps..forgot. This shot deserves my YS and Best of. greetings, matt

Beautiful capture and fantastic colours! We have a thunder storm going on at this very moment it started about an hour ago and would you believe it, I ran for my camera and the battery was dead!!! :( Best wishes Samantha

Um... Pool 6 was demolished a couple of years ago. It was destroyed by explosive demolition, a product of Eric Kelly of Engineered Demolition inc.

There are small pyrite spheres, up to 5 cm. in diameter, found in the black shales at this location. Very unusual mineral specimens. But, they are not collectable here, only viewable, as the occurrence is within the Park.

Not smug. Never my decision. Politics, I guess.

...the technique is called "BI-PACKING", in cinema, but I merely applied it, years ago, to 35mm transparencies...nothing new or radical...easier to do today, digitally, but don't ask ME how. I'm just an old, rotten dinosaur-relic from the days of chemical imaging...some of these paix may be actually composed of up to 5 separate, but combined photographs...for example, all the raven and shithawk photos were done at the John St. garbage dump...lotsa willing, eager subjects there, posing by the hundreds...

I lived in Thunder Bay my entire life and have never heard of the sleeping giant ever referred to as "The Sleeper"..

thanks!

Sure doesn't look like the Niagara of the north here. I guess they have finished upgrading the hydro power station's new larger diversion tube. It's too bad Kakabeka Falls has to suffer.

Ahh the Ol' Jack Knife Bridge, I know they're not using it anymore, have they gotten rid of the scrap yet??