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Quick trip to Calgary & Edmonton July this year.

Kicking Horse River Field BC. 20 mile east of Lake Louis, Alberta.



More mustard Didsbury, Alberta.



Side road just south of Mt Robson BC. Mt Robson White water Rafting
Co. on the Fraser River. & Mount Robson Lodge.

Beautiful shots with each one quite different.

Excellent set David. Tough to pick a favorite.
Could be my office monitor but I see the clouds
in the first one are tad noisy. It may very well
be my monitor.

Sury

Thanks for the kind comments Jeff & Sury.

Sury, I don’t see noise on my screen, maybe it is
more forgiving. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Hi David Antony;

Kicking Horse River has a grand-scale impressive look, especially with those misty-looking clouds grazing the tops of the trees and blanketing the valley alround. I couldn't see any noise in the clouds either, Sury.

"That" mustard is so striking, changing the photo into a painted graphical art with those cone-capped silos and poignent low structures.
And, only you'd find joy in photographing a rusty, old thing with a touch of human hand to give it the romantic good-old-days look. Very healthy potted, purple-pink morning glories (?) there..

Thanks for sharing the scenes of your vicinity, David Antony. Inspiring.

Yildiz

david antony wrote:
Sury, I don’t see noise on my screen, maybe it is
more forgiving. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I am very happy to settle for "it is my monitor, not you".

Sury

Beautiful set DA

Thank you for the nice comments Yildiz & Birma.

All three taken with the el-cheapo Sony DT 35mm F1.8

I have been thinking about the first image for a couple of days now. It finally occurred to me that I fell like I am between things. Can't see enough of the mountains, the water, or the trees. Does the cloud help? I don't know. Would moving the camera in either direction provide a different feel? Again, I don't know. Do I like the image? Yes. Do I want something more? Yes. Do I know what that is? No.
I hope you are not offended by my thoughts on the image. But I have been thinking about it.
As for # 2, it's a home run.

Thanks for the input JB.

The photo was taken at 4:45 am Pacific Time. I am pretty sure Field,
British Columbia is on Mountain Time. So it would've been 5:45am.

Sun was just peeping over Mt Douglas, it was still quite dark.
My eyes were barely open at the time. ة_ة

Cheers D A

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