Landscape Photography - Winter in the Rockies pt 3

Part 3 of my winter photography trip to the Canadian Rockies. Outdoor photography can be so frustrating sometimes, poor weather and unforeseen circumstance certainly make a trip memorable.

About the Images

1. Backlit Conifers
NIKON D800, 80-400MM @ 200mm F11 @ 1/30 SEC, ISO 100

2. Panoramic Conifers - Two images stitched together in Lightroom
NIKON D800, 80-400MM @ 200mm F11 @ 1/6 SEC, ISO 100

3. Abraham Lake at dusk
NIKON D800, 14-24MM @ 19mm F16 @ 2 SEC, ISO 100

4. Abraham Lake Cracks
NIKON D800, 14-24MM @ 19mm F16 @ 1/6 SEC, ISO 100

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Chasing Peace 5 - Oscar Collin

A Curious Nature 3 - Gunnar Johnsén

Morning Sun 2 - Sven Karlsson

Colored Spirals 3 - Johannes Bornlöf

[JohnnyIB]

Adam, great job. The last image on the lake was great. keep it up.

[allandavies]

Those scenes of views with that clean, sharp air and mountains gorgeous, gorgeous and gorgeous again. What a fantastic place. This beats Iceland hands - down. Thank you for sharing ...

[nickswisher]

Those bubbles looked really interesting! I think you did a good job of adapting to the fact that there weren't many bubbles when you revisited.

[khunjeremy]

Great stuff once again Adam! I admire your strength in walking on by if the conditions aren't just right despite the fact that it has taken considerable effort to reach a location. I am weak in this respect and can learn from this considerably. Greetings from Thailand, Jeremy!

[Loopsrainforest]

I love your videos. I've watched at least ten of them in the last two days.Very motivating.

[sirkov]

In all your videos i recently saw you did an amazing job.
Keep up the good work. It's nice to see some calming photos after a stressing day of work.
It relaxes me so much.

[billbaker]

greats shots love the trees I am the same way with patterns.

[KevinMoorePhotography]

Really enjoyed that Adam. like your style. Subbed

[andrespuiggros]

Nice work, keep it up that way! Nice pictures you got! Regards from Chile!

[Legionere]

I love your videos. I feel like I’ve been on the adventure with you. Keep up the great work.

[pecarew]

Incredible closing shot Adam! Loving your videos, thanks

[gurunath]

Wow, that second shot is amazing, with all that pink sky reflected in the frozen lake. But what I liked most was the beautiful pattern in the frozen lake in the immediate foreground. I could keep looking at that image forever.

[jamesjohnston]

Always a challenge to accept what nature offers sometimes. You make the best of what you find and I admire that. I do feel sorry for the girl from Texas though.

[BrianLackey]

Got to get back up to Canada soon, such an amazing place!

[AlergicToSnow]

Just discovered you, Adam. Great job. I’ve subscribed.

[percysheely]

Adam, I was wondering if you get any light leak from using the filter holder setup? I’m thinking about moving to that setup from the screw on filters which has no light leak. Thanks

[steveh]

was that Donald Trump with a Van Dyke beard on the side of your van? Hilarious. Are you sleeping in the van? What's the generator for? You should do some processing videos sometime, I would be interested since I am a photoshop rookie and not too confident with it.