Cold weather is taking its time arriving this year, but I have already spent many cold mornings out there. I like to get climatized before the winter hits the mountains, because this passion/addiction called photography does not slow down with the change of seasons. It was minus eight during the morning I took this picture, but the day quickly warmed up.
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Amar
Was walking along Mistaya River, looking and taking pictures of mountains. Trying to find good locations to take pictures of mountians I had not taken before. I have seen Epaulette Mtn many times before from the road, located to the left in this picture. After a small walk I found a place to take its picture.
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Amar
It had been a while since I last taken a sunrise picture at the Vermilion Lakes. But when I was back there few weeks back on a cool morning, it took mere seconds to become comfortable with the surroundings. It's a place I'm very much familiar with and it did not take long for me to find the spot I wanted to take pictures from that morning. While others were driving around, I was waiting for the clouds to light up. It did not take long before I was witnessing another beautiful sunrise at the lakes.
Only few minutes from home, on my way to work when I looked over to Cascade Mtn. Beautiful light was passing through the clouds and hitting the mountain, as well the mountain was casting a reflection on the calm water of the Bow River. I just had to stop to look and to take pictures of the mountain.
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Amar
I had made my way up to Lake Agnes from Lake Louise, to take pictures of the sunrise. But I was stuck in the middle of a low clouds, so I kept moving up, reaching the Big Beehive. There I was suprised, the peaks all lit up, with the clouds just below me.
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Amar
Sat back on top of Saddleback Mtn to watch the surise light up the peaks and the larch trees.
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Amar
For few kilometers I was seeing part of this double rainbow as I was driving, thinking where I could stop to take its picture. I decided it was going to be at Hillsdale meadow, where others were busy taking pictures of fireweed flowers that were blooming in large amount, thanks to the prescribed burn this spring. But I was looking at the big picture, flowers on the ground, the Sawback Range in the background and double rainbow in the sky.
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Amar
Before Yoho Valley opened to the vehicles this year, I visited the area few times. Taking pictures and enjoying the beautiful views. One of the beautiful view is that of Mount Stephen. Few years had passed since I last took pictures of it. So when I arrived there one morning with the sky full of clouds, I thought I was going to have to wait a bit longer. But while checking out the Yoho River, clouds opened up to let the light through, giving me another picture of the beautiful mountain.
Have been on top of Mount Temple couple of times, great view no matter what direction you're looking toward from the top. But the mountain itself looks great while looking from the valley. It was hard to pass this picture as I was making my way toward Yoho NP.
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Amar
Another sunset picture of Mount Rundle, never get tired of it. Happy Birthday Canada!!!
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Amar
Another beautiful evening at the vermilion lakes.
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Amar
A evening shot of Mount Rundle, one of the most photographed mountain in Banff National Park.
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I was scanning across the top of Mount Rundle, when I saw the moon rising from behind and making its way above the mountain. Quickly found a location to take the picture before the clouds completely covered the moon.
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Amar
It was mostly a clear night, Mount Rundle was lit up by the town lights, helping me get the picture I wanted.
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Amar
Its always great to start the morning watching a sunrise and when possible taking pictures of it. I will never stop enjoying watching a mountain for that matter the whole scene front of me starts to change as the sun rises. The rays of light reach the sky, the clouds and then the mountains. With each step the view becomes more and more beautiful. A good way to start any day.
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Amar
This picture was taken ten days ago, it was a beautiful morning, most of the Two Jack Lake was still covered by ice. Mount Rundle was lit up by the morning light and the moon still in the sky, it was hard to pass the picture.
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Amar
The clouds were moving in but not before some beautiful warm colours were produced. Had the lake all to myself to enjoy along with few Canada Geese.
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Amar
It was hard to pass this picture. With the crack in the ice covered with fresh falled snow. Beautiful clouds in the sky over evening lit mountain. The snow on the mountain giving a nice contrast against the rocks.
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Amar
Just few weeks ago Two Jack Lake was starting to open up, all that stopped when it got cold again. Now its warm again and the lake is opening up again. Spring is taking its time this year, either way there are good opportunities to take pictures of the sunrises.
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Amar
Storm Mountain in the morning, with the clouds dissipating and the moon setting. We have been having overcast days, so it was good to see the morning light on the mountains.
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Amar