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8 months ago, I lost my dad. Today would have bee 8 months ago, I lost my dad. Today would have been his birthday. He would have been 64. This would have been his year. He loved the sky, he was a dreamer and a photographer. This year had everything so far. Northern lights (even in France), a total solar eclipse and even a comet. Maybe he made everything happen. Anyways. You never know how many birthdays you will have with the people you love. Sometimes “i will be there next year” is too late. It was too late for me. This year was your year dad. You were everywhere. Happy birthday 🩵 Always.
Dreaming of an adventure wedding or elopement in a Dreaming of an adventure wedding or elopement in a remote place? Discover what Patagonia has to offer! My packages include full help in the planning, location recommendations, as well as photography (of course!). Patagonia was my favourite destination last year, who wants some adventure this year?! Send me a DM for more details and start the conversation! Wholeheartedly, Dorine
Last night was another one for the books. When I Last night was another one for the books. When I was younger, I used to dream about seeing the northern lights with my dad. It was something so unique and rare that we were dreaming about going to Norway to see them. During the course of my life, I try to chase them so many times without success. That one time we even got stuck with my friends in the middle of northern Ontario in a cold winter night and had to call a tow truck! Since I moved to Calgary, I had the change to witness the Aurora Borealis multiple times. They were mostly small and not strong but still beautiful. But last night... With @claire_foxcrow we were under a dome of light. There is no other words for it. They were dancing everywhere. I didn't know where to look. They keep getting stronger and lighter and moving from the right to the left. It was a 360 show. I felt like I was in a planetarium or something. It was magical and breathtaking. The northern lights were SO strong that we could see all the colors - pink, green, yellow. You might see more of those photos later because we just couldn't stop taking photos 😂 I hope everyone gets to witness this one day 💫 Cheers, Do.
About last night. After a failed attempt the nigh About last night. After a failed attempt the night before, we went chasing the northern lights again with @claire_foxcrow and it was a success!!! We even did two different spots. I was kind of annoyed by all the cars until i saw that shot on my camera back screen 🤣 I used to do lots of light painting fun and this reminded me of how much i love playing with lights and photography. Happy chase! Cheers Do
Two night ago, one of my biggest dream came true. Two night ago, one of my biggest dream came true. Through the years I have been living in Calgary, I have seen a number of Northern Lights (small to a bit bigger). But I always wished they were BIG, and that I was in the mountains. Two nights ago, I was camping at Lake Louise for an elopement the next morning when I got the alert. I almost didn't went because you know, I was alone and I am terrified of bears. But there was no way I was missing a BIG one again (Last May I was in Patagonia seeking another dream but we were too central to see them). Oh boy, I am so glad I went. This was just breathtaking, unbelievable, way too beautiful. I hope you all get to witness this beauty one day or another ❤️ Cheers, Dorine
Perito Moreno, Argentina Living in the Canadian R Perito Moreno, Argentina Living in the Canadian Rockies and having seen a few glaciers before, i was not expecting to see this when we went to visit Perito Moreno. Standing tall, blue and spectacular 🧊 There is no words to describe the beauty of it. No other glacier i have seen look anything close to this. I feel so lucky we could witness it. With all the climate changes, who knows how long Perito Moreno has before disappearing? What is the most amazing glacier you have ever seen? Cheers, Do
Perito Moreno ❄ With my heart full of wonder, I Perito Moreno ❄ With my heart full of wonder, I stand in awe of the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park - Argentina. The vast, frozen landscape stretches out before me, making me reflect of how small we are compare to nature. I wanted to go to Patagonia to be breath taken by the landscapes and it worked. I had never seen such a beauty before. I have seen glaciers, but not that big. I am not even sure if glaciers like that still exist elsewhere. It was also so heartbreaking thinking about this because you could see the impact of climate on the glacier first hand. For the two hours we spent looking at it, we saw every 10 minutes a piece of the glacier detach and crash into the lake. And when I say pieces, it was not only small pieces, we saw a whole 70m high piece detach. Right then and there, I promised myself that I would keep trying to reduce my impact. I was pretty good at it in Montreal but Calgary is not as easy. Small steps though, I am getting back to it. We all have a card to play to help reduce our impact. What is yours? Cheers, Do
When the forecast is rainy in the mountains, it do When the forecast is rainy in the mountains, it doesn't always mean it is going to rain everywhere. You just need to take a step back and you might find somewhere where the sun shines. Plus, you gotta love a good cloud formation. Cheers! Do
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