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Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada

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By Wayne Parsons Verified
| Landscape Photography Magazine Verified
On one of the coldest days of the year, I ventured up into the hills above Kamloops to look for something to shoot. It was -27 degrees Celsius at the time. I stopped when I saw this lone tree standing atop a farmer's field with the sun setting behind it. The snow was fresh and untouched, with lovely layers that added some dimension to the image. There wasn't much editing I had to do, as the lighting was nearly perfect.
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NZ triples title goes to Gore bowls team

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By Wayne Parsons Verified
| The Ensign Verified
The Gore Bowling Club champion of champion triples team survived an early scare in a cliff-hanger semifinal to go on to win the Bowls New Zealand champion of champion triples title at the Dunedin Bowls stadium on Sunday.
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Mount Robson, British Columbia, Canada

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By Wayne Parsons Verified
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I was driving back from Jasper, Alberta, and I looked in my rearview mirror and noticed that Mount Robson wasn't blanketed in clouds. So I pulled over, walked out to the highway, and snapped this photo. Fortunately for me, the road was tranquil and allowed me to take my time to compose the image. Mount Robson is the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies at nearly 13,000 feet. The image shows many details, including a glacier near the top.
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