J.Day

@thejeffday.bsky.social

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I run around outside, on my legs, with a camera. I post my own photos except reposts. I live on Treaty 6 land in #yeg #Canada. I like #art , #movement, #words and my family. And #pets. Keep Up: 👇 https://bio.site/jeffday

A portrait of Terry McDade, musician.
A lone pigeon on a rooftop watches cumulus clouds broil.
A squirrel raids my bird feeder in my backyard.
Zamboni sign
A sculpture of a man in a towel with very large feet, a narrow head, big ears and short arms.
A row of trees like in a police lineup.
The river valley shrouded in mist.
A field of barley and a mottled prairie August sky.
"Oh you want to make morning coffee, human? How adorable..." - our cat sleeps in the sink as it is the most irritating place to do so.
I saw these fungi funning.
A sunrise in a forest.
A figure in a painted building window.
Red skies at dawn above spruce trees.
A few of my favourite things in one fleeting reflection: Rocky Mountains, bold colours, river water, and dawn light.
A rusted drain pipe matching the same rust tones from an apartment in reflection in the blue river water. Chef's kiss for random.
Bleachers and puddles on Scona High's track.
A semi truck roars down the Trans-Canada Highway, with a mountain for scale.
A sunset enhanced by wildfire smoke over a boreal forest in Alberta.
Youth canoeing in Edmonton's Rundle Park
A man dries his soaked clothes and belonging under a concrete bridge before dark.
A colourful wall and a big puddle.
A red brick house with an elm in the foreground. A figure in a window.
A woman paddles a kayak in Mill Creek 'Lake'. The creek was overwhelmed with water in what seems like a flash flood event yesterday.
Pigeons on electrical lines at sunrise.
Soft moist fields from a car window.
My son through a window with our old cat Whitey.
Fungi bathed in warm wildfire tinged sunset light.
A hazy wildfire sun sets in a Canadian boreal forest.
The Walterdale Bridge at dusk with a jet flying through its wires.
A painted utility box in an urban forest. From my dystopian run yesterday. In smoke and rain.
A torn sky sunrise above a smoky park in Edmonton.
A lone runner on a footbridge in early morning river mist.
My dog sleeping with a pillow for her head.
Edmonton's Quesnell Bridge at dawn.
A web and a chain link fence in sunlight.
A stunning, emerald-green alpine lake in Kootenay National Park.
This is Edmonton's urban canopy in 2015. That's Eastglen I believe. Elms mostly. Shot from Commonwealth Stadium in June that year.
An expressive street performer.
A wall of windows, a bathing bird, a man with a sign for legs.
A red sash on backdoor in sunset light.
The grass on my lawn at sunrise, in dew.
A thundercloud and a single power pole.
Dripping berries after a rain.
Clouds above my house that looked torn.
Our cat simmering below the dog.
A contemplative Mallard on a log in a very swollen stream.
A lone woman and her dog walk along the river against a hill of green forest.
Popping a super wheelie at SuperStore.
A group of workers sitting on benches on a break, all dressed the same.
A half empty Fab Shop in a half empty industrial park, under a hazy wildfire sun.
A young man walks briskly to work.
A beautiful mural of blooms and a bird in a small nook on 124 Street in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
According to a walking tour brochure published by the city of Edmonton and the province in 2004, a tinsmithing business in 1913 was the building's earliest known occupant. The building was torn down in 2022.
A cold front comes into the valley.