Natural landscapes: the snowy solitude | FRANK KING PHOTOS

Natural landscapes: the snowy solitude

BADLANDS AT WRITING ON STONE PROVINCIAL PARK, NEAR MILK RIVER, ALBERTA

One of the great things about making pictures in winter is the solitude. As I spent hours exploring the incredible hoodoos and badlands of this western Canadian park, I don’t recall seeing even one other person. It was a wonderful time of photography, peace and prayer in a stunning part of God’s cathedral.
Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter

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One thought on “Natural landscapes: the snowy solitude”

Stephen G. Hipperson on January 7, 2022 at 10:14 am said:

I know exactly what you mean about the solitude; adverse conditions always manage to strip ‘casuals’ out of the landscape.

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