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In the Canadian Rockies. Part of a long driving trip up to Alaska and back. Banff has some of the most beautiful lakes I've ever seen.
A beautiful fall day in Banff National Park with a view of the iconic Mt. Rundle from Vermilion Lakes.
An Ewe and her Lamb. We stopped along beautiful Bow Valley Parkway to enjoy the scenery when a pair of Ewe suddenly showed up with their two juveniles. Here's the photo of one female with her cub. Banff, Alberta, Canada.
This was just before winter hit Banff back in November. It may be time for another day trip there soon!
At 2281 m (7486 ft) the upper terminal of the Banff Gondola sightseeing lift also has the full-service Panorama Restaurant, self-serve Summit Café, 360° observation decks and the Sanson’s Peak boardwalk all offering incredible views. The vista includes Banff townsite, Cascade and Rundle Mountains, the Bow River, Lake Minnewanka, and The Fairmont Banff Springs hotel and golf course as well as a resident herd of bighorn sheep. Both restaurants offer tables by huge windows; the Panorama also has soft lounge seats.
Sound appealing? Highly recommended when one is in Banff. Boy am I overdue for a return.....
A few more shots from up here in comments.
Happy Friday!
Slightly different approach to the classic shot of Vermillion Lakes with Mount Rundle behind. 213 seconds. Trans-Canada highway in foreground.
Morning view of the forest and mountains there in this pretty section of Banff National Park ... in the Lake Louise and Moraine area.
A view of the mountains as seen from the top of the Banff Gondola in Banff, Alberta, Canada.
Check out an album containing more of my photos shot in 2002.
Check out more photos shot in and around Banff, Alberta.
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Scanned using a Nikon Super CoolScan 9000 ED with the FH-835S 35mm strip film tray.
Water fall at Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park, Canada
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A view along one of the many pretty streams coming down the mountains and through the valleys there in Banff National Park. It was a refreshing scene there under the blue sky and clouds.
Captured with the CPL filter and then took to f/22 to get the slower shutter speed on the water ... and took this handheld as I was hiking this spot without the tripod at that time.