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We are a stock picture library featuring images by Rubens Abboud, and offering high-quality rights-managed travel stock photography for editorial and commercial use.
We are also available for travel, tourism and event-related assignments almost anywhere in the world!
What's new
2005-04-02 New images in Montreal, Old Montreal and Quebec City. New galleries: Mont Tremblant, Fete des Neiges (Montreal) and Quebec City Winter Carnival.
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Montreal skyline at sunset.
MONTREAL QUEBEC CANADA
License this image at: The ImageNation (Ref# 000A3EA)
Chateau Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace at sunset.
QUEBEC CITY QUEBEC CANADA
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Ile Bonaventure trail, with Perce Rock in the distance.
ILE BONAVENTURE QUEBEC CANADA
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International Balloon Festival of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu 2004.
SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU QUEBEC CANADA
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Perce rock (Rocher Perce).
PERCE QUEBEC CANADA
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Mont Tremblant Ski Resort in the Laurentians.
MONT TREMBLANT QUEBEC CANADA
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>> Gaspe peninsula | Lower St-Lawrence region | Mont Tremblant | Montreal | Quebec City | Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
Quebec gallery
Although Quebec has a low population density (less than 5 inhabitants per square kilometre), 80% of us choose to live in urban centres along the Saint Lawrence River. There may be economic reasons to pack ourselves tightly along such a relatively narrow stretch, but given our cold and long Canadian winters, it may well have something to do with keeping warm.
As a photographer, I often rely on the sights of foreign lands and people to guide me in making images. It's more natural to react to something unusual than to pick out interesting things in the familiar. But, it's extremely rewarding to set out expecting the familiar and encounter the opposite.
Leaving Montreal behind as I headed east toward the town of Perce at the tip of the Gaspe Peninsula, my excitement grew at each stop along the way. From the European charm and coziness of Quebec City, to the spectacular views along route 132 in the Gaspe Peninsula, everything was a surprise. It made me realize just how beautiful Quebec is and how much there is to explore close to home.