Since it opened in 2011, this park (just west of Calgary) has become a favourite photo locale in every season. Until this year, I hadn’t done a really thorough autumn visit, but that changed this year when I walked about 12,000 steps through aspen groves and along the Bow River. I loved how the branches from several trees seemed to come together in a cathedral of fall yellow and orange. Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter
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Your image is gorgeous, Frank, and such a great celebration of autumn. I love this perspective and you’ve found a really appealing array of branches filled with color against that blue sky. 🍁😃
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Your image is gorgeous, Frank, and such a great celebration of autumn. I love this perspective and you’ve found a really appealing array of branches filled with color against that blue sky. 🍁😃