John's gallery^pro

Another angle of the same machine. You can see what the wide angle lens does from one view to the other.

I went for a walk and took photos of this machine. It looks like it's almost new, as there's no scratches on it yet!

Here is a photo of my daughter, Sara. I'm excited about being a grandfather for the first time, and can't wait! :-))

This old square-hewn log house is gradually returning to the earth.

I took this on the road from Edmonton to Fort McMurray.

This is what the front room of this old house looks like. This house was abandoned more than 30 years ago, and some furniture still sits here.

This is what the kitchen of this old house looks like. This house was abandoned more than 30 years ago, and some furniture still sits here.

I found this old house south and east of Camrose, Alberta.

A lonely village cemetary on the prairie in Alberta.

This is the view from my apartment window until about March. The seaplanes in my previous photos are stored behind the white bulding on the right. They land and take off on that waterway. This is in Fort McMurray, Alberta.

Finally it's loaded and ready to go.

Getting the plane lined up on the trailer.

Here he is taxiing to the loading ramp.

Breaking up the ice before moving the plane. It will be loaded onto the submerged trailer once there's a clear path.

Another in my float plane series.

The end of the season for float planes!

This boat made a path through the ice.