p.2 #1 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
Mark Metternich: Mount Robson and Berg Lake are incredible. If the weather is good - its hard not to do well. 2nd week in September would get more colour though. Glad you like the images. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
grog13: Glad you think 1 is jaw dropping. I think my favourites are 1, then 2. But I am going to check if I can go wider on 2 with stitching and see what it looks like. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #3 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
Absolutely exquisite, Scott. I have spent a lot of time in the Canadian Rockies but I am 77 now and long hikes are out of the question. Is it possible to take a helicopter to any of these locations and what would the cost be. Thanks for sharing these beautiful images.
p.2 #4 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
Arka: Glad you like the work. It was a lot of fun. Hanging out with my son and Darryl in great weather and company and scenery. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
Doug Sherman: Glad you think they are exquisite.
You can helicopter in on friday and leave monday for about $550 Cdn return. But without hiking in the dark, you cannot get 1 or 2. But you can get 2. But you first need to reserve a campsite as a priority - you can't get in without a tent site.
Thanks for the feedback and don't hesitate to PM me with other questions if you have them.
Scot
p.2 #6 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
Landscaping at its best! Considering the effort put forth and the sacrifices of mossies and sleep deprivation I rank these captures simply over the top!
p.2 #7 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
JimFox
I have tried the a7r/metabones/solution for lightweight but it did not work for me because sony does not have a ts and even if it did it does not avoid heavy ts. Further if I am going to kill myself hiking up a hill in the dark I am going to bring the biggest mpx camera I can that lets me print as big as I can (eg 5dsr). So I think the solution for me is - minimize lens (just TS17, 24-105) and minimize tripod and minimize everything else. In this case I screwed up - brought 2 primes for night shooting when it was too light (dark sky just does not happen in June at my latitude) for night shooting. And I should get the smaller 24-105 for hiking. And I need to get in better shape and drink water sooner and greater.
Glad you like the work. It is an incredible area that I now know how to approach to improve (eg now I have scouted it) and I know 2nd week September would be sublime. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #8 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
MedicineMan404 wrote:
Landscaping at its best! Considering the effort put forth and the sacrifices of mossies and sleep deprivation I rank these captures simply over the top!
There were no sacrifices. This is what I like about landscape photography. Being there at sunrise and sunset in a gorgeous area.
p.2 #12 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
kylebarendrick:Glad you like the area - and my 3 views of it. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
Anand Pichumani: The light, the company, the views all made this a great experience. Glad you like the captures. Much appreciated. Scott
polaris-14: Glad you like the gorgeous Mount Robson. And particularly 2. Its funny that many like 1, many like 3, and some like 2. That makes me happy because these 3 views were my targets and most of my day time hiking was to find a place to hike 2 for dusk or dawn and then just hope for good weather. And I was lucky. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #19 · Mount Robson / Berg Lake British Columbia
AmbientMike: Glad you like them. Its a great spot. 100km was just because I was new to area and there was lots of scouting. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
Don George: Glad you like 3. I have a whole bunch without the iceberg and they don't work nearly as well. Glad you like it. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
Fav is number one. Best regards,