Sometime, it’s fun to go over the top in Photoshop. It’s totally not editorial-kosher, but when it’s just for fun, why not?

So I was driving by the Rothman plant in Quebec city, stop at a trafic light. I see the beautiful light and the dramatic sky. I crank down the window, shoot a couple of frames. Here is the result.

Technical: Canon EOS 1D mark II, 1/100 at f2.8 with a 50mm prime lense - ISO 400, no flash

The 535 meter long ice track of the Red Bull Crashed ice event, seen here turning around the Fresque des Quebecois mural painting, is almost ready for the event held in Quebec City on January 26. A mix among hockey, downhill skating and boardercross, Crashed ice is a winter extreme sporting event, featuring head-to-head, urban, downhill speed ice hockey skating.
Technical: Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 1/1600 at f4 with a 16-35 at 35mm - ISO 200

Old cannons lined up on rue des Remparts in Quebec City.
Technical: Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 1/200 at f16 with a 70-200 at 165mm - ISO 200

Measuring 28 metres, Kabir Kouba Falls, whose name means “the river of a thousand meanders”, are on the Saint-Charles River and fall to the rocks of the Canadian Shield directly below. The surrounding canyon is 42 metres deep, and can be viewed from footpaths in the Parc de la Falaise along the river and through the woods. This is an excellent site to observe the rich plant life and to see fossils dating back over 455 million years . Many Huron-Wendat myths and legends are associated with this site.
Technical: Canon EOS 1D Mark II, 1/8 at f22 with a 16-35 at 18mm - ISO 50