Natural landscapes: the flow of the Bow
BOW RIVER, BANFF NATIONAL PARK, ALBERTA
By the time it reaches Calgary, about 250 kilometres to the east, it’s a wide, significant river. But near Lake Louise (where this pictures was made), the Bow River is just 50 kilometres from its source. That means the it has yet to add water from assorted streams, creeks and rivers, so it’s a much more human-sized river.
NikonD7100, tripod, polarizing filter, graduated density (darkening) filter on the sky.
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Oh this looks very pretty ! I love all the snowy trees !
Beautiful image Frank. I miss being able to take pictures like this but I don’t miss the cold weather 🙂
Your views are beautiful!
this is just gorgeous.