A photo of the Calgary Tower in the evening, glowing red and green christmas lights around it's top. It's surrounded by buildings painted in green light.

Calgary Tower, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

This distinctive landmark looms 625 feet over the booming downtown area and the fast changing skyline of this dynamic city.
"La tour de Calgary" élevée haut pa-dessus centre ville.
("The Calgary Tower" raised high above downtown.)
Photo by: Sutton
A collage of different calgary buildings, from left to right: An older Calgary Tower infront of the rocky mountains, A full photo of the Calgary skyline, A photo of the Heritage Park train station, and a top down view of the Saddledome.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Western Canada's fastest growing city offers a complete variety of culture and art along with distinctive features such as the Calgary Tower (background of Canadian Rockies). Calgary has many unique recreational facilities for the pleasure of tourists and local residents.
Two angular grey skyscrapers reaching for navy blue skies. There is a black frame with the name Calgary in large letters at the bottom
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
A very impressive skyline is created by the Home Oil Tower and Devonian Gardens all part of the T.D. Square in the downtown core, the modern L.R.T. running in the foreground.
Photo by A. M. Eager
A photo of the Calgary skyline at night, the red and yellow glow of the city being reflected off of the large bow river in the foreground. At the bottom is text that reads Bow River Reflections, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Reflections in the Bow River depict the exciting development of Calgary as one of Canada's fastest growing cities.
Photo by K. N. Taschuk
A photo of Calgary, Alberta at night, with bright celebration fireworks and fire illuminating the buildings in red, blue and greenish colours. The Calgary Tower stands tall alight over the stage and crowd celebrating the medal winners of the Winter Olympics.
Federal Express Presents
the Celebration of Medal Winners
XV Olympic Winter Games
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Photography: Michael Pugh/M. Buschert
A photo of a modern building, made up of a blocky main portion and a curved sky bridge and adorned in dark tiles that reflect the sunset.
About National Music Centre
National Music Centre has a mission to amplify the love, sharing and understanding of music. From its home at Studio Bell in Mohkinstsis (Calgary) on Treaty 7 territory, NMC is preserving and celebrating Canada's music story. A registered charity with programs that include exhibitions, artist development, performance, and education, NMC is inspiring a new generation of music lovers.
A blue cast evening photo of Banff, Alberta. It's taken from a mountain and looking down at the colourful glittering city, surrounded by looming Rockies.
I gave this one away before transcribing the back :(
A photo of Banff taken at Cascade viewing point. It's looking down a long straight stretch of road into downtown Banff, The Cascade mountain perfectly in view. The photo is taken in the daytime, with bright grass and foliage.
Banff National Park
Alberta, Canada
Banff Avenue with majestic Cascade Mountain (9540 ft.) in the background and Stoney Squaw Mountain to the left.
Photo by J. W. Jones Sales Ltd.
A photo of Banff taken at Cascade viewing point. It's looking down a long straight stretch of road into downtown Banff, The Cascade mountain perfectly in view. The photo isn't colour corrected to be brighter, so it's more desaturated greens and greys.
Banff Avenue is the focal point of the beautiful setting in the Canadian Rockies with Stoney Squaw Mountain on the left with fabulous Cascade Mountain in the center.
Photo by Glen Tooke
A photo of Banff with Cascade mountain in view, taken from a distance so it's the primary focus of the image. Downtown Banff can distantly be seen.
Banff with Cascade Mountain. Breathtaking aerial view of the townsite of Banff, with Cascade Mountain in the background.
Colour photograph by Bruno Engler
A photo of Banff taken at Cascade viewing point. It's looking down a long straight stretch of road into downtown Banff, The Cascade mountain perfectly in view. This photo is taken in the summertime or spring, as there are bright red flowers at the bottom of the screen, and the entire scene is made up of red, yellow, greenery and the bright blue of the sky.
Banff Avenue looking up towards Cascade Mountains. This classic view was taken from the Cascade Rock Gardens at the south end of the Bow River Bridge. Often called the Cascades of Time, these gardens contain many flowers in a setting of pools, rockeries and waterfalls.
A photo of Banff from a different angle, with a focus on Mount Rundle. The yellow hued, forest surrounded city of Banff pales in size to the large looming mountain.
Banff and Mount Rundle twinkling in the sunlight, this bustling little town lies at the foot of distinctive Mt. Rundle. With a resident population of 3500, visitors swell the town to tens that in the summer months.
A photo of the Banff Springs Hotel, a green and brown gem surrounded by forests and framed by the Bow River and more greenery, with the rockies in the distance.
Banff Springs Hotel rising above a bend over the Bow (River) Falls, the grandiose manor presides over the Bow Valley with a well deserved majesty. The Falls tumble in a white, roaring foam through its rocky bed dropping 15 to 25 feet.
Photo by Bruno Engler
Mountains layered with snow surround a couple of small houses in a field. There's a lake in the distance and a person on a white horse.
Mount Assiniboine
(11,870 Ft.) known as the Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies.
Colour photograph by C.P.R.
A winding lake surrounded by pine trees and open grassy areas, nestled inbetween tall cliffs with snowy peaks.
The Bow Valley flanked by Tunnel Mountain on the left and Mount Rundle of the right, the Bow River winds its way through the Valley. The world famous golf course on the right adjoining the Banff Springs Hotel is a delight to the sportsman and visitor.
Photo by I.P.S.
A small sandy alcove by the river in the foreground, a square mountain stands tall in the distance.
Mount Eisenhower Rising to 9076', this casetellate mountain was named to honour the General of the Allied forces during WW II. It is situation 20 miles west of Banff.
Photo by Jimmy Shaw.
A colourful scene made up of mount rundle in the background, blue sprawling lakes that reflect the skies and dots of pink wildflowers in the foreground greenery.
Mount Rundle and the Vermillion Lakes. The grey slopes and the huge masses of rock that dip steeply to the west is probably the most frequently painted and photographed landmass near Banff. The mountain was named for the first white man to enter the Bow Valley, who came as a missionary in 1840 serving the local Indians.
Photo by Larry Monk
Another mountain scene over a river, the most notable feature being the shape of the three sister peaks in the background, which are three closely linked mountain peaks of similar sizes.
The Three Sisters located on the edge of Canmore Townsite, this unusual group of peaks is aptly named. Guarding the entrance to Banff National Park, these mountains have often been used as a landmark of the area.
Photo by Bruno Engler
A cyan, clear lake reflects the mountains around it, surrounded by a seemingly endless amount of pine trees.
Moraine Lake lying in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, Moraine Lake is one of the beautiful gems of the Rocky Mountains. The lake was formed by landslides of rock from near the Tower of Babel.
Photo by Bruno Engler
A photo of Lake Louise with the unreal size of the Victoria glacier in the background.
Lake Louise. From the shore of Lake Louise one looks out upon the magnificent view of the lake and the towering ice pinnacles of Victoria Glacier.
Photo by Jimmy Shaw
Half of the photo is of the Victoria glacer in the background of Lake Louise, however the image is taken from a low angle in a Canadian Poppy field, tall flowers of all sorts of warm yellows, oranges, and reds.
Lake Louise. Melting waters from distant Victoria Glacier feeds this mile-high Jewel of the Canadian Rockies. Gently swaying, brightly hued poppies add to the natural perfection of the area.
Photo by W. J. L. Gibbons
Lake Louise and the Victoria Glacier, taken from a different angle.
Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier one and a half miles long and three-quarters of a mile wide, the Lake is 273 feet deep and a mere 20 degrees above freezing, even in the warmest weather. Located in a bowl shaped valley, Lake Louise is one of the most beautiful, awe inspiring sights in the Canadian Rockies.
Photo by Bruno Engler
Chateau Lake Louise, a large white and green roofed French-style Chateau on the edge of Lake Louise.
Chateau Lake Louise this famous French-style Chateau contains over 400 rooms and its beauty is world renouned. Rebuilt and enlarged many times, this stately hotel was opened in 1894 by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Photo by Jimmy Shaw
An aerial photo of the Lake Louise lifts, two red and yellow gondolas to lift tourists up into the mountains.
Lake Louise Lifts -- rising above Lake Louise in the background, the gondolas of the lift rise brightly over the slopes of Mount Whitehorn. Located just off the Trans-Canada Highway, the lift offers visitors a view that is unsurpassed in the Canadian Rockies.
Photo by Larry Monk.
An aerial view of Lake Louise, where you can better see the slope from Victoria glacier leading town into cyan waters. It's surrounded by green forests that look like moss from this distance, and on the very edge of the lake opposite to the glacier is Chateau Lake Louise.
Aerial View of Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier this magnificent panorama depicts the Chateau lying peacefully at the edge of the Lake. Thundering avalanches on the glacier can frequently be heard by the visitors.
Photo by Bruno Engler
A postcard of the Confederation Bridge, a very long white bridge, extending from the island of PEI, over the blue ocean, to a faint distant landmass. There's text at the top that reads Confederation Bridge, Prince Edward Island - New Brunswick.

CONFEDERATION BRIDGE


Completed in 1997, the world's longest continuous marine expanse over ice-covered waters joins Prince Edward Island and mainland New Brunsiwck over 12.9 kilometres of the Northumberland Strait.
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