Check this out. The train has ran out of track suspended high in the sky. I stumbled on this in an industrial area on the south side and I am not sure why this CN train car is on a track really high up into the skies. The track was maybe 500 feet long max. I don’t get it.
I promise this will be the last for a while. LOL
Another from my fascination of gas station signs this week. 
I love the look of gas station signs. So vibrant and usually very colorful. So I am on a mission to shoot as many gas station signs as I can. This one is down 109 street just past Jasper avenue.
I think a UFO crash landed in the Citadel Theatre and the coverup has begun with city planted vegetation to make it look like art.
Waterfall with the briday veil effect. However, even at 6 seconds exposure, I couldn’t achieve the effect I wanted. But nevertheless, it is still a cool picture taken inside the Citadel Theatre.
They probably paid a lot of money for this very simple, yet creative art work. You can find this at the Citadel Theatre in downtown Edmonton.
Yes, cactus in Alberta in deep fall. The garden at the Citadel Theatre has a unique collection of plant life worthy of checking out.
The weather was beautiful in outside today, nice for an Edmonton October weather anyway. I am still quite pleased *and knocking-on-wood* that there is no permanent snow on the ground. But the weather inside the Citadel was even nicer. Look at how green and beautiful these plants are inside the garden area of the Citadel. What a wonderful location for indoor wedding photography if the weather outside does not cooperate.
This is an art piece by Peter Field back in the early 90′s (please correct me) to celebrate the First Night Festival to chime in the new year with a grand celebration and fireworks. The piece can be found at the south entrance to the Churchill LRT station in downtown Edmonton.