Natural landscapes: spring, reclaiming the landscape

DISAPPEARING SNOW ON THE CASTLE RIVER, CASTLE PROVINCIAL PARK, ALBERTA

I ventured into the park, in the deep southwest of this western Canadian province, to photograph a waterfall. Alas, the access road was closed until June. So I looked around for other photo subjects and found this view from a bridge over the river. I waited until the sun emerged from a cloud so the distant cliff ridges and shadows would be highlighted.
Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter

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Jet Eliot on April 9, 2021 at 7:44 am said:

I sure enjoyed this stunning image, Frank. I like the sky’s reflection in the blue water, and the bend in the river.

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