Alberta Landscapes
Portraits of Alberta
This collection of five vertical canvas prints, each 24x36", captures the province in its many moods — from mountain lakes to open prairie. Shot on location across Alberta, the images are presented in portrait orientation, suited to gallery walls and feature spaces where a tall format draws the eye upward. Together, the five pieces form a visual journey through the landscapes and landmarks that define the province:
Prairie Sentinels — a row of historic grain elevators in Rowley, Alberta
Valley of the Ten Peaks — Moraine Lake, Banff National Park
Prairie Gold — haystacks across the Alberta prairie
Emerald Waters — Lake Louise in summer
Two of a Kind — two backlit grass stalks at sunset
Printed on premium canvas at 24x36", each piece is built to bring the scale and stillness of the Alberta landscape into a home or office setting.
Walterdale Bridge - 5-Panel Black and White Metal Polyptych
This five-panel polyptych captures Edmonton's iconic Walterdale Bridge on an extremely cold winter night, shot at around -35°C. Mounted on a gently curved wall, the panels wrap outward like a window looking out onto the scene — drawing the viewer in rather than presenting a flat image. The illuminated arch glows white against the black sky, its cables fanning out in sharp geometric lines, while the downtown skyline rises in the background and a low bank of ice fog — formed by the extreme cold over the North Saskatchewan River — drifts across the water below. Stripped of colour, the image leans into contrast and light — the glossy metal finish giving the bridge's steel structure exceptional depth, sharpness, and a reflective, almost liquid quality. Designed as an immersive, wide installation spanning over 5 feet, the curved presentation gives the piece a sense of depth and place that anchors the space, while each panel remains a striking image in its own right.
