Natural landscapes: shivering in the cold
STEAMY KANANASKIS RIVER, BOW VALLEY PROVINCIAL PARK, ALBERTA
The temperature must be very VERY cold to produce steam on a river in the front ranges of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. And so it was that morning. I was out of the van just long enough to set up the tripod and make this exposure before returning to the warmth. But it was worth the shivering, wasn’t it?
Nikon D7100, tripod, graduated density (darkening) filter on the mountain and sky.
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Fantastic atmosphere, Frank
Thanks. Despite the frigid temperature, it was a fabulous morning. 🙂
Love the light on the mountains in the background. That really enhances this image. Great capture Frank!
Thanks, Mike. Can’t tell you how often my graduated density filter has majorly improved photos. 🙂
We love the valley, enjoy. Jim
Thanks, Jim. Lots to love there. 🙂
Spectacular!
Gorgeous Frank! 🙂