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A few pics from the last time I went shooting before my camera LCD screen got mashed up

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Hey, look....you've been taking lessons from BaB. :sneaky:

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This is the best part of Calgary (leaving)



Driving through the Rockies on way to Alberta.





This is a Grizzly Bear with a chainsaw that I drew:
(For the record, I'm not claiming to have any awesome artistic talent.)


This is a propaganda poster with Proletariatron; The communist robot I came up with. Best robot ever, by the way.


It's an Octomoose. Not to be confused with a Moose-opus.

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Nice pictures Typhoid. I like your drawings haha.


Earlier this week I took even more pictures, but this time of my campus. I have some pictures of the Cathedral of Learning, which is the tallest educational building in the Western Hemisphere, and it is the third tallest in the World. There is an indoor picture of it in post #8, but there will also be one posted now too.








This is the new LEED Certified addition on the engineering building.




This is the Cathedral of Learning




















One of the main intersections on campus, just to give you an idea of the area. It's quite urban.

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Lol Cathedral of Learning. Is your campus Age of Empires II?

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Haha, yeah I thought of something similar when I first heard of it. Now I'm just used to it.

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Wow! Gorgeous.

And Typhoid, that area is so pretty... The nature in the States is amazing.

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I fooled you Angrist. That picture is taken from a park on my campus, and that plant was planted there. Here's another picture of where I was to give you an idea. Though when you say the nature in the States is amazing, I guess you're referring to Typhoid's pictures. But those pictures are in Canada.

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Was looking at some of the interior pics of the Cathedral of Learning. Like something out of a Harry Potter movie. Would loved to have studied there.

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Uhhh, Alberta is not in the States...

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Much like Vancouver, Alberta is in Canada.;)

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More pictures from my trip.

Calgary:







Coming back through the interior of BC, which happens to be a desert:







Hillside in Kamloops after one of the wildfires.




Near Hope


Back through Chilliwack


Abbotsford


The completely empty toll bridge

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Ok, the nature in America is gorgeous. Yes, also including South America. (A friend is in Brazil and she took pictures of great areas.)

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I got up at 6am Sunday morning to head downtown and walk the Seawall, so I decided to take some pictures aswell.


For some reason I love this picture.






You have no idea how bright that reflection was. I honestly thought it was the Sun.






If you look REALLY close, directly above my dad's head, there are 2 white ships, and faintly between them - barely, you can see Vancouver Island.


Siwash Rock.








There were 8 separate Asian tourists taking pictures of these ships waiting to get in the harbour, so I thought I'd join in.




Adorable.


The fountain from the 1936 Chicago World's fair. Neat.










I don't know what these are, but I like 'em.

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That looks like an awesome place to walk or ride a bike. I've been to Vancouver before, and I remember really liking that city. It's definitely my favorite city in Canada.

Also, being the Civil Engineer that I am, I have always enjoyed buildings and bridges and other massive man made objects, so obviously I enjoy city skylines. Vancouver has a very very dense skyline, so it's really unique in that sense. I know that a lot of you guys are from around the area, so this might interest you.

http://skyscraperpage.com/store/posters/vancouver/

Those are diagrams that have been drawn by individuals, and they are very realistic looking. You can look at a diagram for pretty much any major building that's out there, so it's a pretty neat site.