After taking pictures in the direction of the sunrise, the sun was still rising behind the mountain range to the east. I did a 180 and looked toward the Sundance Range. There it was, a picture of a light blue sky, clouds covered with warm morning light and mountain range lit by the reflective light. The sunrise I hoped for. After taking the pictures, the camera was put away. All bundled up from the cold air, with the exception of the face feeling the cold wind passing by. I spent some time watching the surroundings wake up to the rising sun, before deciding to head down.
Sundance Range
I was looking for birds easy morning, I had to pause to look and get a picture of the Sundance Range.
Sundance Range
Couple of weeks ago, a day after snow fell on the mountains, I was out taking pictures as the sun set. The valley was turning green while snow still lingered higher up. The wind was calm which meant having to deal with mosquitos, but a vey small price to pay to get the picture. I just had to wait until the clouds moved into the position, once they did it was time to take the picture.
Sundance Range
It was a day when rain and clear sky were taking turns all day. During the end of the day, dark clouds were moving in with rain once again, but not before the sky was lit up with colours from the sunset.
Until Next moment,
Amar
Sundance Range
The days are long and there is always something to take pictures of, flora, fauna and landscapes are providing endless photography opportunities. There is time before work, after work and on days off the hardest part is deciding what not to take pictures of. Sometime I think it would have been lot easier if I just took pictures of mammals, or just birds, or just be into landscape photography. But it's hard to choose one from others, the challenge is fun and this way it's very rare returning home without any pictures. And most of all it's a great way to learn how all parts of nature are connected.
Until next moment,
Amar
Sundance Range
It was a another beautiful day in Banff National Park. I was out taking pictures of birds and any mammals I came across. On my way home, I decided to stop along the Bow River to take this picture few hours before the sunset. Not a bad way to spend the day.
Until next moment,
Amar
Sundance Range
Couple of evening ago I was making my way home, looking at the setting light on Sundance Range. I just had to find a place along the Bow River to take a picture.
Until next moment,
Amar
Sundance Range
With water level higher then normal at the Vermilion Lakes, more opportunities are provided for sunset pictures. The water was still, the green colours were out and the clouds were in the right place. Just for added bonus, the moon was in the sky. Was happy to get this picture.
Until next moment,
Amar
Sundance Range
Everything was ready for me to take the pictures. Had rained earlier, the colours of the plants were beautiful rich green. The water front of me was still and deep, creating a nice reflection of the mountain range. Enough vegetation growing in the water to add to the images but not enough to take away the reflection. The sky had dark clouds that were letting enough light to spotlight part of the mountains and create drama in sky. All I had to do was set my camera on the tripod and take the pictures.
Until next moment,
Amar