abraham lake

This is an image I shot in January and hadn't processed. There were other compositions from that morning that I decided at the time I liked better. It's funny how your taste can change over time and I decided to finish this one off as part of yesterday's Friday's Focus when Doug requested some...

Most of what I post here is from an era consisting shots taken from '05 thru '15 after that time, I've been hard at work with my day job, playing out my exit strategy. Hopefully things work out so I can have the time to appreciate the finer things like photography. This shot along Alberta...

Here are a couple more from my recent trip to Abraham Lake. These are less about the ice bubbles and more about trying to follow the light. The first includes the best of the sunrise light we had and the second tries to use the sunburst as it rose above the mountains. I'm not completely sure...

We made two treks to Abraham Lake during my recent trip to the Canadian Rockies. The first time, we arrived in the afternoon to do some scouting and planned to stick around for sunset if things looked good. They didn't (the lake was covered in snow and the overcast skies were nothing special)...

Shown on the last "Friday Focus" Reflections, seemed to hold viewers gaze a bit.

No methane bubbles here, but still worth it...

I made the trip to Abraham Lake, north of Banff, last January to take my shot at the ice bubbles. Now that I've been there, I'll be much more prepared for my next attempt. All of these are focused stacked. As always, any thoughts are welcome. 1) Actually my last comp of the day and taken after...

I found this crack in the ice at Abraham Lake in January and couldn't resist sticking my lens in it! This is a focus stack. Any thoughts are welcome.