Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
[center]On the way to Mt. Smutwood[/center]
Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
[center]Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike[/center]
[center]Larch Valley[/center]
The weather was lousy most of the day, but opened up late afternoon. Not sure why people shoot this location in the morning and mid-day. The sun is in the wrong position and the light is horrible.
[center]More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count[/center]
[center]Reflections and more reflections[/center]
[center]Yellow and orange everywhere you look, not just Larch Valley[/center]
[center]Lovely drone shots from outside the parks[/center]
Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
Larch Valley
More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
Reflections and more reflections
Yellow and organge everywhere you look, not just Larch Valley
Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
Larch Valley
More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
Reflections and more reflections
Yellow and organge everywhere you look, not just Larch Valley
Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
Larch Valley
More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
Reflections and more reflections
Yellow and organge everywhere you look, not just Larch Valley
Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
Larch Valley
More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
Reflections and more reflections
Yellow and organge everywhere you look, not just Larch Valley
Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
Larch Valley
More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
Reflections and more reflections
Yellow and organge everywhere you look, not just Larch Valley
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
#1 On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
#2 Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
#3-6 More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
#7-#11 Reflections and more reflections
#12-#19 Yellow and organge everywhere you look (ajd I have not even started processing the series from Larch valley)
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
#1 On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
#2 Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
#3-6 More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
#7-#11 Reflections and more reflections
#12-#19 Yellow and organge everywhere you look (ajd I have not even started processing the series from Larch valley)
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
#1 On the way to Mt. Smutwood. Everyone was going for the instagram pic at the top, but the real beauty was halfway up. There is ZERO cloning work in this. Both the raven and hiker were in a single frame.
#2 Coming out of the flat portion of the Smutwood hike
#3-6 More peaks coming out of the fog than I care to count
#7-#11 Reflections and more reflections
#12-#19 Yellow and organge everywhere you look (ajd I have not even started processing the series from Larch valley)
#20-#24 Lovely drone shots from outside the parks
Oct 07, 2024 at 06:03 PM
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