Patrick Di Fruscia would know how to view Canada's wonderful countryside, having lived there for most of his life. Son to his father Joseph, who was once a  professional photographer and his mother Michele, who's a woman gifted with an array of artistic talents like drawing, painting and decorating. All these factors combined could be the only possible explanation why his photographs reflect the subtle yet overwhelming beauty of nature. View the rest of the stunning images he took by clicking on the read link. You can also order his prints for $90.00 (8x11), $110.00 (11x17) and $125.00 (13x19).

Who says there isn't anything to see in Canada? Clearly you haven't looked through infrared eyes for you to be able to say that. Jeffrey Klassen's photographs show Canada's breathtaking sceneries in a different light. Achieving this effect required him to use a Tiffen 87 filter and some manual white balance for the best effect possible. Those in Black and White came directly from the camera while those in color needed some post tweaking. If you want to own one of Klassen's images you can order it for in a variety of sizes that will start at 4x6 Matte print for $4.26 up to 16x24 for $24.00. Click on the Read link to view the rest of his gallery.

If you're a Windows user, then this sight is pretty familiar to you.

But if you're a city dweller like me, then wouldn't you want this as wallpaper instead?

Inspired by very interesting cloud formations, Sam Javanrouh took this image of a city landscape in Canada. The image was made with only one exposure. The post processing involves various adjustment layers including channel mixer, curves and selective dodging and burning in Photoshop. Here's a "before/after processing" of the raw photo.

Long airplane trips are usually boring and at times really annoying especially when your seatmate snores and when the in-flight movies are Gigli and Battlefield Earth. That is why this one is quite a find! Just goes to show that there are a lot of amazing things going on in this world...that the world can still cheer you up even in the worst days of your life - such as a plane ride.

A photographer named Yevgeny Pashnin was aboard a Lufthansa Boeing 747-430 and was looking from a porthole when he took this picture - the Northern Lights in the North of Canada! Thank God he brought along his trusty camera, a Canon D60. Personally, I like the picture, it relaxes me. Yevgeny was truly at the right place (or flight) at the right time. Feel free to click on the picture to have a better look at it.