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by Marie Conboy
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Summer in the Canadian Rockies is magic, and after spending so much time indoors during the long hard winter, I like to get up and get out and get... more
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Summer in the Canadian Rockies is magic, and after spending so much time indoors during the long hard winter, I like to get up and get out and get after it! I captured this beauty kayaking on Bow Lake on a summer morning in 2020. The lake overlooks the beautiful Crowfoot Glacier, which is now sadly receding due to climate change.
Hello there! I'm thrilled to share with you my unique perspective as a Canadian photographer and artist, drawing inspiration from the captivating landscapes of the Canadian rockies, Canada's Western culture and Vancouver Island. Having grown up in the rural west of Ireland, I've always had a deep appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us. Seeking new experiences and creative inspiration, I made the bold decision to move to Canada in 2013. Settling on the stunning Pacific coast of British Columbia, I began my journey as a videographer, capturing the wildlife and untamed nature that thrived in this rugged environment. It was during this time that I truly fell in love with Canada's raw and untouched wilderness, particularly off the...
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