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This sculpture in Downtown of Kelowna City is meant to be a sail. Looks like a giant lobster claw?!?! ò.ó 
May 29, 2011: Here come my lobster claws!!! Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens Besides its 18 hole course, Harvest Golf Club in Kelowna is a popular venue for wedding ceremony and banquet, either outdoor and/or indoor. The golf course overlooks the beautiful Okanagan Lake. Chances are you’ll see the sunset over Okanagan Lake if you’re there for a wedding. The scenery is amazing for wedding photography, with its waterfalls, cascading ponds, fountain, red bridge, floral garden, stylish architecture, grape vineyard, fresh wines from this vineyard region…etc. Of course, I was there for someones’s wedding on a good weather day, which is quite often in Kelowna. :D 
May 28, 2011: The red bridge in Harvest Golf Club. Lots of wedding photos are taken around this lovely red bridge. :D Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens Medicine Lake in Jasper National Park is a geologic anomaly. Melt glacial water flows from Malign Lake via Malign River into Medicine Lake. However, there is no visible channel draining the lake. Instead, the water drains through sinkholes in the bottom of Medicine Lake, surfacing again 16km downstream in Malign Canyon!! This is one of the largest known sinking rivers in the Western Hemisphere and may be the largest inaccessible underground water system anywhere in the world!! During summer, melt glacial water coming into the lake exceeds the capacity of the sinkholes to drain it, producing this lovely “Medicine Lake”. In other seasons, the lake’s sinkholes drain the lake faster than Maligne River can fill it, leading to a mud flat with scattered pools of water. This creates the disappearing lake phenomenon. Native peoples called the lake Medicine because of its seemingly magical powers, and the United Nations created the Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site partly because of this unique drainage system. Medicine Lake is a fly fisherman’s paradise for rainbow trout and brook trout. 
May 27, 2011: Medicine Lake in early summer Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens |
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