Mountains, Lakes and Rivers

[dpc]

Mountainside that's had a fire go through it. There are a few wisps of cloud in the corners.

 

[meywd]

I posted this previously in B&W but the page seems to have disappeared, so I'm posting the colour version. Lake Minnewanka near Banff last March.

A great one dpc, a very beautiful scene.

 

[dpc]

I posted this previously in B&W but the page seems to have disappeared, so I'm posting the colour version. Lake Minnewanka near Banff last March.

A great one dpc, a very beautiful scene.

Thank you!

 

[Click]

I posted this previously in B&W but the page seems to have disappeared, so I'm posting the colour version. Lake Minnewanka near Banff last March.

I prefer the color version. Nicely done dpc.

 

[dpc]

I posted this previously in B&W but the page seems to have disappeared, so I'm posting the colour version. Lake Minnewanka near Banff last March.

I prefer the color version. Nicely done dpc.

Thanks! So do I, actually.

 

[ray5]

6D
EF16-35mm f/2.8L II USM at 35mm
30.0 sec; f/22; ISO 160

LRcc; Dfine2, Exposure 5

Upper Antelope Canyon

Editorial: I have mixed feelings about photographing Upper Antelope Canyon. I chose a photo-specific tour, with a Max 12 of photographers. What really happened, there are about six other Navajo tour companies offering tours of Antelope Canyon, some with photo tours, and others, with regular tourists. When I signed up I thought, great, only 12 max togs, yet, that was so far from the truth it makes politicians look like they are telling the truth. There was over 75 tourists streaming through the canyon. I felt I spent most of my time up against a canyon wall waiting for the masses to get by. When you get to the end of the canyon, you are required to double back, so, while one horde is coming in, another horde is leaving.

I went off-season during a mid-week day.

I don't think I would ever go back during the in-season when the beams of light make there appearance because the in-season visitors increase...think of Disneyland in July.

Beautiful image despite your limitations. I also sent you a pm
Ray

 

[Nelu]

Mary Lake and Lake O`Hara in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, on the border with Alberta.

 

[dpc]

Mary Lake and Lake O`Hara in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, on the border with Alberta.

Beautifully done. Very beautifully done!

 

[Nelu]

Mary Lake and Lake O`Hara in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, on the border with Alberta.

Beautifully done. Very beautifully done!

Oh, thank you, but it`s not me, it`s the camera and the weather...It just happened I was around to take the photo.
Straight out of Capture One Pro, which I think renders natural colors better than Adobe Lightroom, which I love to use

Regards,

Nelu

 

[dpc]

Mary Lake and Lake O`Hara in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, on the border with Alberta.

Beautifully done. Very beautifully done!

Oh, thank you, but it`s not me, it`s the camera and the weather...It just happened I was around to take the photo.
Straight out of Capture One Pro, which I think renders natural colors better than Adobe Lightroom, which I love to use

Regards,

Nelu

You're obviously an excellent photographer.

 

[Click]

Mary Lake and Lake O`Hara in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, on the border with Alberta.

Awesome. Beautiful shot.

 

[dpc]

Overlooking Lake Okanagan in south-central British Columbia

 

[dpc]

Overlooking Lake Okanagan 2

 

[dpc]

Overlooking lake from the grounds of Cedar Creek Winery near Kelowna, British Columbia.

 

[Nelu]

Lake O`Hara from the trail to Lake Odessa, Yoho National Park, British Columbia.

 

[Nelu]

Overlooking lake from the grounds of Cedar Creek Winery near Kelowna, British Columbia.

I always found it difficult to take photos in Okanagan because the hilly landscape is not as spectacular as the rugged Rockies on the border between BC and Alberta but this photo actually brought me memories from that beautiful area. Very tranquil and serene atmosphere...
Thank you,

Nelu

 

[dpc]

Two views of the Athabasca River.

 

[dpc]

Overlooking lake from the grounds of Cedar Creek Winery near Kelowna, British Columbia.

I always found it difficult to take photos in Okanagan because the hilly landscape is not as spectacular as the rugged Rockies on the border between BC and Alberta but this photo actually brought me memories from that beautiful area. Very tranquil and serene atmosphere...
Thank you,

Nelu

There's no doubt the borderlands between British Columbia and Alberta boast spectacular scenery. I like the Okanagan Valley, too.

 

[dpc]

Tarn near Jasper AB.

 

[dpc]

Lodgepole pine and alpine larch running up mountainside.