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Michel Gosselin

Member since: 23rd Feb 2009
Location: Canada
Interests: Photography, music, cycling
Website: http://www.photomichel.com
Bio: I have been an avid photographer for many years. Recently I have decided to try and take it to the next level and have started a small business selling fine art photography. Landscapes is one of my many passions. Feel free to leave some constructive criticisim, any thing that could help to improve my skills is appreciated.

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The larches were at the peak of color at Jumbo Pass, AB, Canada. Amazing sunset hitting the clouds from below and reflecting off Pearl lake, Timmins, ON, Canada. A 12km hike with a 500m increase in elavation was necessary to get here. The three days spent here was well worth it. Floe Lake, Alberta Canada. Purcell Mountains, Alberta, Canada Sunrise over Cobalt Lake, Bugaboo Provincial Park, BC. There was a pond further back which caught this nice reflection of the mountains and galcier. Ther was quite a bit of fog floating around. Temperature was about   -5°C. An amazingly beautiful place. Floe Lake Alberta, Canada I took two exposures for this one, one of the moon and the other of the river and combined them in Elements after. HDR of the Bank Street Bridge over the Rideau canal in Ottawa, ON, Canada. I like the contrast of the yellow and blue in this one. The marina near my home is a scource of constant inspiration all year round. Here the sky reflects off the water coverd ice at sunset. This is an HDR image with 3 stop Grad ND filter. Purcell Mountains, Alberta, Canada I like the reflection of the tree on this drop of water. Also in Alberta, it's a place to retun to over and over. I look forward to this time every spring.

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Number of photos: 68 Number of likes: 39
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