The Canadian Rockies

[Douglas Sherman]

Seeing some of the excellent images of the Canadian Rockies brings back fond memories of my travels there. Here are a few of my favorite places.

Lake Louise

Bow River

Peyto Lake and Mistya Mountain

 

[Bart Carrig]

I couldn't see the first two, but the Bow River image is as good as three. What a sight. Great job.

Bart

 

[Douglas Sherman]

I couldn't see the first two, but the Bow River image is as good as three. What a sight. Great job.

Bart

Sorry, Bart. I screwed up one of the images so I was editing when you looked.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like the last image of Peyto Lake and Mistya Mountain - the combination of the low clouds/mist/fog over the lake and the neat clouds at the back pulls my vision back to the distant mountain horizon. The other two are quite nice but that last one won me over.

 

[Kyle Jones]

All three are beautiful, thanks for sharing them!

 

[Jameel Hyder]

The third one for me as well. The Rockies are a photographers dream place in pretty much any season.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Doug,

What cool views here. All are pretty good but I will lean towards #2 with those wildflowers as my favorite.

 

[Bart Carrig]

OK, Doug, now you really messed me up trying to pick from those three beauties. But now I'm going for #2 and the beautiful fog in the valley over the lake.

Great job with each of them.

Bart

 

[Tom Narwid]

Seeing some of the excellent images of the Canadian Rockies brings back fond memories of my travels there. Here are a few of my favorite places.


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Lake Louise

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Bow River

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Peyto Lake and Mistya Mountain

Beautiful set of images.

 

[Alisa]

WOW! I want to get to Canada someday!! So beautiful!! I LOVE the last image so beautiful!!

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Thank you so much Alisa, Tom, Bart, Jim, Kyle and Alan. It is hard to make a bad image in the Canadian Rockies.

 

[Guy Schmickle]

Really, really nice set of images, Doug. Those were some pretty special conditions on that Peyto Lake shot and those wildflowers add a nice touch to the first two scenes.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Thank you, Guy.