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Kamloops British Columbia Canada

by Robert Nowland

Softcover
Flexible, high-gloss laminated cover
Hardcover, Dust Jacket
Linen cover with full-color dust jacket and flaps
Hardcover, ImageWrap
Cover design is printed on the hardcover
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About the Book
The images captured in this book were photographed within the city limits of Kamloops BC (GPS location 50° 40’ 35.09"N, 120° 20’ 26.95"W). Situated in an arid semi-desert area of British Columbia’s Interior, and carved from the surrounding glacial till, the South Shore of the valley bottom is where the town of Kamloops was built. The South Thompson River flowing in through the valley from the East, and the North Thompson River flowing in from the North meet at Riverside Park and continue West together as the Thompson River which widens just West of the airport to form Kamloops Lake.



This is a 7x7 soft cover premium paper book containing photographs of Kamloops on 36 pages. The books also include a GPS page, using these coordinates and entering them into Google Earth for example 50 40'30.81"N, 120 20'21.57"W in the fly to location it will take you to the approximate location from where the image of the courthouse on page 33 was taken.

Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Travel
  • Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
    # of Pages: 36
  • Publish Date: Nov 06, 2009
  • Keywords British Columbia, steam engine, CN rail, CP rail, Red bridge, walking bridge, Thompson river, Chinese cemetery, St. Andrews, St. Joseph, riverside park, water park, prickley pear, Mt. Dufferin, Thompson Rivers University, Rememberance day, circia 1895, circa 1909, Kamloops, BC, Canada, 2141, Overlander, sunset, sunrise, Blazers, cemetery, churches, park, cactus, TRU, airport, cenotaph, Cigar, courthouse, fireworks, GPS
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About the Creator
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Robert Nowland
Kamloops BC Canada

Robert Nowland, originally from Auckland New Zealand, came to Canada in the early 1970’s. Together with his new love, the Pentax Spotmatic 35mm film camera, the long journey across the Pacific Ocean soon opened up new vistas in his new home of Vancouver BC. After moving North to Prince George and then Mackenzie BC, he ultimately settled in Kamloops in 1987. Photography has always been a hobby for Robert, but in the 90’s, the Pentax finally gave way to the ever expanding world of Digital Photography. This new world has allowed him to shoot extensively while mastering the art of photography. Having images recently selected for a national competition, local Canada Day contest two year running and most recently for the BCAA calendar and a local company calendar. It has come time to share my images with the rest of the world. My first book "Kamloops British Columbia" is a collection of images taken in the town I call home. I am delighted to be sharing them with you.

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