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A splash of yellow

Photographer takes to the skies to get bird's-eye view of Winnipeg

Photography by Mike Sudoma / Winnipeg Free Press | Posted: 10/11/2019 7:00 PM | Comments:

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It’s been a fall marked more by grey skies than colourful foliage. But on a rare clear day earlier this week, photographer Mike Sudoma took flight to capture Winnipeg’s urban forest in its autumnal glory.

Canadian Museum for Human Rights / Shaw Park / Esplanade Riel</p>

Assiniboine Park — Canada’s Diversity Gardens</p>

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