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- Colourful Road – Between Fort Vermilion and La Crete, Alberta
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- Backroads – Between Fort Vermilion and La Crete, Alberta
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- Sawmill – La Crete, Alberta
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- Sawmill – La Crete, Alberta
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- Sawmill – La Crete, Alberta
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- Sunset – La Crete, Alberta
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- Round Bale – La Crete, Alberta
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- Round Bale – La Crete, Alberta
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- Christmas Lights – Fort Vermilion, Alberta
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- Christmas Lights – Fort Vermilion, Alberta
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- Homesteads – Fort Vermilion, Alberta
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- Homesteads – Fort Vermilion, Alberta
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- Shack – Fort Vermilion, Alberta
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- Shack – Fort Vermilion, Alberta
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- Fort Vermilion School Division – Central Office
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- Fort Vermilion School Division – Central Office
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- Looking on to the Flamingo Inn – High Level, Alberta
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- Colourful Christmas Tree – High Level, Alberta
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- Main Street High Level – Another View
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- Main Street High Level – Christmas Decor
A few years ago I had a job requiring travel among the back roads of Alberta’s MacKenzie Municipal District No. 23, a region that would encompass three smaller European countries. It was a job in which I could pay attention to the region’s movement through the seasons in terms of weather, light and darkness. One year ago today, I took my camera and tripod out and away from High Level to revisit these same backroads, though for an afternoon and evening I remained oriented to the rural landscape between La Crete and Fort Vermilion, Alberta. I began taking photos in the mid-afternoon working my way from La Crete toward Fort Vermilion and then rounded out the evening with photos of main street High Level and its Christmas decor. Here’s a look back to photographs taken a year ago today.
December 15, 2011 at 4:00 AM
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