Natural landscapes: a touch of fall in the badlands
AUTUMN BUSH NEAR DRUMHELLER, ALBERTA
I was wandering around the lookout point for Horsethief Canyon, a place of some history in the badlands of western Canada, when I spotted this colourful bush.
The mix of autumn red and the dramatic badlands background made for a great combination. The canyon is named after outlaws who hid their stolen livestock here more than 100 years ago.
Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter
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FRANK KING PHOTOS 
Wonderfully dramatic photo, Frank, of the fiery bush in the foreground, and the vast canyon down below. Interesting to think of this spot as a place to hide stolen livestock.