David Aaron Photography

Downtown 101 Avenue
Commercial Hotel
Refinery Row
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Bridges
Alberta Legislature
Mcleod Building
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Welcome to David Aaron Photography.  This site is devoted solely to the beauty of Edmonton portrayed in a way that has simply not been done before.  You are looking at original compositions consisting of both real-life and artistic perspectives. 
Thank-you and enjoy!

Garneau Theatre
An evening rain storm.
Built by Kenny Mcleod in 1915. This photograph is a negative inverse giving the building a ghostly appearance.
The Commercial was originally constructed in 1912.
Petro-Canada refinery
The Alberta Legislature. Need I say more.
Transmission lines. Edmonton.
Transmission lines
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Available Sizes

8 x 12
12 x 18
16 x 24
20 x 30
24 x 36
40 x 60
48 x 72

Downtown Edmonton
From the southside the downtown area looks like an island.
Le Marchand Mansion
Whyte Avenue
Blues on Whyte; The Commercial and the Princess Theatre.
The Low Level bridge was originally built in 1900. In 1912 railway tracks were added, but have since been removed.
Low Level Bridge
High Level Bridge
The High Level bridge opened in 1913. The trolley lines were removed in June of 2009. This is a limited edition print. (50 prints)
Four Bridges. 5th Street Walterdale bridge; High Level; LRT and Groat Road Bridge.
Last of the Deco style theatres in Alberta.
Built in 1912. One of the first modern apartments in Edmonton including an elevator.
Commonwealth Staduim was built for the 1978 Commonwealth games and then the Eskimos Football team. It will be the host site of the 2010 Grey Cup game.
My view
The Edmonton Auto Springs works burned to the ground on March 21 of 2010. It had stood on that corner since 1923.
Auto Springs Works
Parkdale Elementary School
Parkdale Elementary School was built in 1912. It is one of 5 schools that closed in 2010.
Stedelbauer  57' Chev
Stedelbauer opened in 1963 and closed its doors for the last time in November of 2009.
Fire Hall #5
Jasper Avenue
Jasper Aveune. A truly spectacular perspective of Edmonton's most important street.
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Canoeing down the North Saskatchewan river.
Break Time
Fire Hall #5 was the last with the old style hose tower. It closed in September of 2010.\