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Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, the Canadian Rockies.

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hyasar (7291) 2009-10-12 21:43

Hi Doug,

impressive nature view. stones to mountains...mountains to clouds... nice composition. Have you ever tried to take photograph this place in dawn or sunset? TFS.

warm regards,
Hakan

bakes888 (18055) 2009-10-12 22:11

Hi Doug.
Long time no see, I see you have upgraded your camera since I last saw one of your shots, nice combo. And great results too. Wonderful photo, well composed for depth and nice handling of light. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers, Paul.

mathieu_greg (152) 2009-10-13 0:19

Vraiment tres impressionant, j'en grelotte!

pauloog (6318) 2009-10-13 0:45

Hello doug,
The play of water , ice and snow make this an eye catching photo, presented in soft natural colours.
Regards,
Paul

phwall (5512) 2009-10-13 1:40

Hi Doug,
An original view of Lake Moraine, very different to the other shots I've seen of this beautiful location.
The rocks and ice make a very nice foreground that's for sure.
Lovely soft colours, and superb composition.
Regards
Peter

angie-barcelona (1825) 2009-10-13 4:18

Hi Doug,

very nice landscape... excellent POV!

Regards,

Gemma

pierrefonds (25993) 2009-10-13 18:56

Hi Doug,

I am suprised to see ice and snow on the lake near the end of June. The point of view leads our eyes toward the mountains which is giving depth to the composition. The forest and the mountains are framing well the lake. The intensity of the light has a good effect on the colors. have a nice day.

Pierre

gneufeld (15113) 2009-10-14 16:02

Hi Doug,
June and yet so much ice on the lake - a very short summer season for sure! Your vertical perspective is a very different view of this iconic place, a refreshing change very well done. TFS. Gerald

vjmite (1529) 2009-10-31 0:52

Hi Doug,

The low point of view really works here, emphasising the rocks and snow and reflections in the lower half of the photo.

By the way, I think you will find that this is Lake Louise, with Mt Lefroy and Mt Victoria in the background.

Vince