Riel after the Rain

Esplanade Riel over the Red River at Night during a red summer sunset.

ave Tachè, Boulevard Provencher, Vieux Saint-Boniface (Old St. Boniface)
The Forks
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Esplanade Riel during Summer Twilight

Viewed from the Red River.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Riel River Reflection

Reflection of the Esplanade Riel at night, viewed from a Red River Bank.
The Forks.
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Frosty Spring Thaw

Evening on the Esplanade Riel during a spring thaw of the Red River.
The Forks, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
(color)

Golden Rail of the Esplanade Riel

Winnipeg's famous cable-stayed pedestrian bridge at night.

ave Taché, Boulevard Provencher, Vieux Saint-Boniface (Old St. Boniface), Red River.
The Forks.
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Esplanade Riel during a Spring Flood

Promenade Taché, Vieux Saint-Boniface (Old St. Boniface), Red River.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Esplanade Riel after Sunset

A twilighted Riel in late summer.
The Forks, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Night Light Reflections on the Red River

Beautiful night lights reflect on the Red where it meets the Assiniboine River. This meeting place of the “two rivers” is known as “The Forks”, a National Historic Site of Canada. Queen Elizabeth Way Arch shines quietly in the background.

Ave Tachè, Boulevard Provencher, Vieux Saint-Boniface (Old St. Boniface), Esplanade Riel, Norwood Bridge.
The Forks, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Queen Elizabeth Way Arch viewed Across The Red

Red River, Promenade Taché, Vieux Saint-Boniface (Old St. Boniface).
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Twilight at the Museum

Canadian Human Rights Museum.
Boulevard Provencher, Vieux Saint-Boniface
(Old St. Boniface), (color)
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

As One

The Passion of Christ and the Museum of Human Rights.

ave Taché, Vieux Saint-Boniface (Old St. Boniface), Cathédrale de Saint-Boniface Cimetière, CMHR.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Sunset at CHRM

Canadian Human Rights Museum.
Boulevard Provencher, Vieux Saint-Boniface
(Old St. Boniface),
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Somber Sun Sets on Hotel Fort Garry

Prairie Winter Sunset.
The Forks, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Hotel Fort Garry During Winter Twilight

The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Gothic Sunset on Hotel Fort Garry

The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Hotel Fort Garry nestled in Urban Forest

Built in 1911-13, this gorgeous turn of the century National Historic Site of Canada has been graced by the stays of Louis Armstrong, Liberace, former Canadian Prime Minister and Nobel Peace Prize winner Lester Pearson, and Queen Elizabeth.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Celestial Serenity

A tranquil summer moon ascends upon the Hotel Fort Garry.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Break of Spring as Winter Still Clings

St Boniface Cathedral seen over the snowy banks of the Red River.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

bleu céleste

"Heavenly blue" sky as nightfall
blankets the St Boniface Cathedral.
The Forks,
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Harvest Moon

The Golden Boy Statue,
Manitoba Legislative Building.

Official name "Eternal Youth" was modelled after the 16th century sculpture of Mercury, Roman god of trade, profit and commerce.

The sheaf of wheat is the main crop grown in Manitoba.
Winnipeg, Manitoba