After I returned from Nordegg, Christmas was in full swing. There was the family dinner with my side of the family on Christmas Eve, followed by a second one with Margarit's family. That second one was at our place on Christmas Day. There has been a lot of preparation and cleanup, and I think we are now finally getting it under control. It hasn't helped matters that both our dishwasher and clothes dryer have broken down, so needless to say there is a backlog.
My shop is closed for a full two weeks over the holidays, and this will be the only significant break I have had from work since last Christmas. I went in to the shop for a couple of days this week and works on cabinets, casings and baseboards for the cottage. Now, at roughly the half way point of the break I find myself turning back to photography. I am working on framing a couple of recently printed images for an upcoming show at Remedy Cafe. This is a group show being done together with my friends from the Monochrome Guild. I also found a little time to review some recently processed negatives and decided to post this one. It is a shot of the tipple at the Atlas Coal Mine in the Alberta badlands. This was taken back in October when the Monochrome Guild was out for our annual fall trip.
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