Steven H. Walton Photography

Panorama of Harvard Glacier in College Fjord, Alaska. Harvard glacier is a large tidewater glacier in Alaska’s Prince William Sound. It has a face approximately 1.5 miles (2 km) wide and is about 300 feet thick. Unlike many other Alaskan glaciers that are retreating, the Harvard Glacier has been consistently advancing over the past century. Harvard glacier is located in Glacier Bay National Park and Reserve in Alaska USA.

Two days of fog and cold winter temperatures makes for perfect ice crystals on all trees.

Bow Lake Reflection - Banff National Park, Alberta Canada

With winter now here there will be no shots like this until May next year. Counting the days! And just sold this on 24x36 acrylic.

First off this is a reversed iPhone pano, starting down and moving up as opposed to the traditional left to right. Now a bit about the art piece and building.

This sculpture called “Wonderland”, or as i like to call it the “Really Big Freaky Head”, is a bent-wire portrait of a young girl’s head created by Jaume Plensa, a highly regarded Spanish sculptor. The 12 metre tall sculpture features prominently in front of the Bow building, in downtown Calgary. I left the person in the photo to give the Wonderland a bit of perspective.

The Bow Building itself is a unique structure. It’s crescent shaped form faces south to maximize exposure to natural sunlight and heat, improving energy efficiency. It features the largest architecturally exposed diagrid system of its kind in North America. This triangular steel framework not only enhances structural integrity but also gives the building its distinctive look.