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On the first day in Edmonton that it has felt truly like Spring I taught some awesome students photography at the beautiful Strathcona Library.
The Strathcona Library was built in 1912 and is one of the few older architectural treasures in this youthful city. Praise to those with the wisdom to preserve it.
The Strathcona Library is an ideal place to teach photography. Situated in the centre of a creative community with funky stores, interesting restaurants, theatres and much culture, it itself is visually inspirational—inside and out.
If you are interested in taking a photography course, lesson or workshop, either email me or check out my workshop web page.
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…And there were gardens bright with sinuous rills, Where blossomed many an incense-bearing tree; And here were forests ancient as the hills, Enfolding sunny spots of greenery. …And close your eyes with holy dread, For he on honey-dew hath fed, And drunk the milk of Paradise. —Samuel Taylor Coleridge (A Vision in a Dream, A Fragment)
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In Alberta, February 18th is a day to celebrate the family. We spent the day by 1) sleeping in; 2) going to a wonderful tour of a local TV station (CityTV); 3) eating out; 4) listening to load music and playing with cardboard boxes and other excellent construction materials in Churchill Square; 5) the kids had their faces painted with a soccer ball and a lightening bolt respectively; 6) watching folk dancing at Winspear Centre for Music; and 7) finished up the afternoon by eating bannana flavoured cotton candy. In other words, it was a very full day!
My son pretending to get ready in the green room of CityTV.
Two boys in front of a green screen doing the 'weather report'.
Little boy observing a TV control room.
The Weather Boy: "There will be cookies followed by more cookies..."
Dancers at Winspear Centre for Music in Edmonton.
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