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3MR (Morning, Moraine, Mountains, Reflection)
Moraine Lake, the Village of Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
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Moraine Lake, the Village of Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
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The name "Boat House" is quite obvious as it's a "House for Boats"! But somehow the name is more associate with Restaurant instead of a rental place for boating. And in this case...YES!! House for boats.... for rental... at Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park, Alberta. This place likely is covered in snow with the lake completely frozen right now!! Will love to visit in snow condition. But not sure if road condition make it possible to visit in winter or not!!
Taken 2 month ago, back in September 2014.
The lights from the house are way too bright from the 25 seconds exposure with the milkyway. So I took a few more exposures with lower ISO, faster shutter speed, etc... until I got a good exposure for the house lights. End up took 6 shots, and they were all used in the blending in PS.
Hope you enjoy it!!
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Captured this image at vermilion lakes in Alberta, Canada. Was lucky that the sun gave us such a colourful show
Zen Moment at Lake Louise. A perfect reflection on a calm and serene morning at Lake Louise in the rocky mountains of Banff National Park, Canada.
Camera: Canon 5dsr
Lens: Canon 16-35mm f4
Settings: AV: f16, TV: 1/10 sec, ISO: 100
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Morning on Moraine Lake. So quiet and tranquil. Just sit down and Enjoy the Silence.
...All I ever wanted
All I ever needed
Is here in my arms
Words are very unnecessary...
(Depeche Mode)
Moraine Lake, the Village of Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
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© Oleh Khavroniuk (Khavronyuk)
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Ein wunderschöner Moment am Abenend, wenn das Eis langsam schmilzt und der See die majestätischen Rocky Mountains wie ein perfekter Spiegel einfängt. Ein stiller Augenblick zwischen Winter und Frühling am Bow Lake.
There are moments when nature completely takes your breath away. As the ice gently thaws, the crystal-clear water captures the majestic Rocky Mountains in a perfect mirror reflection. A quiet, powerful moment between seasons at Bow Lake. Who else would love to stand here right now and just breathe it all in?
Venus is the bright star on the left. The best aurora of the year was April 9-10 incredible array of colours and patterns
Iceberg Lake and Angel Glacier at Mount Edith Cavell in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
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·Lake Moraine· Banff, Canada
We got up very early to visit Lake Moraine and Lake Louise. I had already shot a beautiful sunset of Lake Louise the previous night, but we still went to see it anyways. After all, we only had that day to enjoy these incredible sights so we couldn't say no.
Lake Louise was covered in fog, and it was impossible to see beyond 2 meters. So glad we had the view from the night before. Then, we got on our van and drove to Lake Moraine. It was spectacular. The colors, the glaciers, the view itself. Just as we had seen it in so many magazines and photographs.
The only problem was that the contrast between the sky (highlights) and the lake (shadows) was too hard. So I decided to bracket my exposure in order to be able to use all the information from all three photographs. As I was post processing it today, I tried to work with my regular exposure, the one that I take thinking on just the highlights, and thanks to the amazing recovery of the darkest areas that my camera can make, this is what I've managed to create. Hope you like it!
Le Canadien, CANADÀ 2024
Creuant la regió de Saskatchewan.
The Canadian (Le Canadien) - VIA Rail's Transcontinental Journey
The Canadian is the most famous and iconic passenger train service in Canada, renowned for its epic journey across the vast and varied Canadian landscape.
What it is: A long-distance, transcontinental passenger train service.
The Route: It runs between Toronto, Ontario (East), and Vancouver, British Columbia (West). The trip typically takes about four days and four nights and covers over 4,400 kilometers (2,700 miles).
Key Destinations: The train passes through five provinces, making stops in major cities and scenic locations like Winnipeg, Edmonton, and the majestic Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies.
Experience: It is primarily a tourist experience, often hailed as one of the world's great train rides. Passengers can enjoy glass-domed observation cars (like the Skyline and Park Cars), gourmet dining with regional Canadian cuisine, and various classes of service, including private sleeping cabins (Sleeper Plus and Prestige classes).
History: The train was originally launched in 1955 by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) as a luxury streamliner. In 1978, when VIA Rail (Canada's federal passenger rail service) was created, The Canadian was taken over and became their flagship transcontinental service, now primarily using the tracks of the Canadian National Railway (CN).