SUNSET ON THE MITCHELL RANGE, KOOTENAY NATIONAL PARK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Yes, it was cold. Quite cold. But not so cold that, when I saw this stunning reflection in a quiet section of the Kootenay River, I couldn’t be persuaded to stop. A few minutes of careful walking on the snow brought me to the water’s edge, where I could set up the tripod in peace and fiddle around with a graduated density (darkening) filter on the top half of the scene until I had the picture I wanted. Pretty amazing, eh? 🙂
Nikon D7100, polarizing filter.
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Gorgeous shot, Frank! Love those rich blue tones and the majestic Rockies in the background!
Thanks for the kind words. And I believe it’s you who’s been kindly posting links to some of my photos on another website? 🙂
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