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Looking for fall in the Canadian Rockies during mid-September, conditions seemed less than promising. It was much warmer than usual for the time of year, everything was still green, and water levels in every river, lake, stream and pond were abnormally high. After a few days, however, the weather began to change… and this was a good sign. Not only because the change in weather was due to bring on more normal fall conditions, but because the change itself would create interesting situations. One evening, high winds coupled with broken clouds and a nearly full moon made for a spooky view from the back deck of the lodge… almost like skipping fall and jumping straight to Halloween!

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All images uploaded to Fine Art America by Royce Howland are copyright © Royce Howland. All rights reserved. I am a photographer based in Calgary, Alberta. This places me amidst some of the most amazing terrain in the world, from the Canadian Rockies and prairies, to the northern Boreal forest and southern badlands. While I love to photograph around my own stomping grounds, I also enjoy traveling and have a particular attraction to the American Southwest and the UK. While my workflow is based on digital techniques, my goal is to produce an image that honors the photorealism of historical film photography, balanced with my own creative interpretation of the world. I call my work "Vivid Aspect Photography", and it is my goal to create...