Landscapes – Trulives

My Traveling Companion

by ChrisBackroads, Fellow Travelers, Landscapes October 17, 2024February 2, 2025No Comments

Red House

by ChrisAbandoned Places, Backroads, Landscapes, Road Trip March 5, 2023January 29, 2025No Comments

Crossroads on the lake

by ChrisBackroads, Landscapes, National Park January 8, 2023January 29, 2025No Comments

Animal tracks intersect at a Beaver Lodge in Elk Island National Park, Alberta.

Ram Falls

by ChrisBackroads, Landscapes, Places, Road Trip October 9, 2022January 28, 2025No Comments

Ram Falls is accessible on a forestry road near Nordegg, Alberta.

A house on the hill

by ChrisAbandoned Places, Backroads, Landscapes, Road Trip February 25, 2022January 29, 2025No Comments

A few images from a winter road trip. With brutal conditions, Alberta has an abundance of structures that no longer serve their original purposes.

Hail Jasper

by ChrisLandscapes, National Park October 26, 2021January 28, 2025No Comments

A vicious hailstorm obscures a floodplain in Jasper National Park

Flooded Forest

by ChrisBackroads, Landscapes, Places August 10, 2021January 28, 2025No Comments

Birch trees rise from the lake as High water extends the shore at Lake Abraham, Alberta, Canada

Old Farms in Winter

by ChrisAbandoned Places, Backroads, Landscapes, Road Trip February 27, 2021January 29, 2025No Comments

Road Trip 2017: Sunset, Sunrise

by ChrisBackroads, Fellow Travelers, Landscapes, Road Trip August 11, 2017February 2, 2025No Comments

Originally published: August 18, 2017 In Alberta You Don’t Pay the Ferryman Slicing almost due west from the strange tower, we kept to back roads, making our way towards the Red Deer River. All along the way the land teased of something different, just over the horizon. The GPS, iPhone and Alberta Atlas (that’s an actual paper …

Road Trip 2017: Salt Lakes and Odd Structures

by ChrisBackroads, Landscapes August 10, 2017January 28, 2025No Comments

August 17, 2017 Day three I’ve spent a lot of time driving the backroads around Edmonton. As a photographer, you need to put on some distance from the city before things start looking ‘authentic’. You know, the kind of stuff people would see in pictures and say, Nice picture, or, wow, or, I want to buy that! But even at …