Swan Migration Two Jack Lake
Steel on steel.
Boathouse Fall
Castle Junction Bridge
Castle Mountain in Winter
Bow River Melt
Rundle winter sunset.
Misty Minnewanka days
Last Light Rundle
Fairmont Banff Springs
Lake Louise
Minnewanka Reflections.
View from Sulfur
Upper Falls Johnson Canyon
Bow at Night
Lake Hockey
Bow River Parkway Winter Vista
Rocky Mountain Iceberg
Hot Spring Reflections
Survivor
Bow Falls Night
Sawback Burn
Reflections of Rundle sundown
Blue Day Minnewanka
Moose Meadows
Castle over Bow.
Rundle Sunrise from Bow Falls.
Cold Vermilion Lakes
Winter View
Still Water Sulfur Mount
The Finger
Rundle Panorama
Summer at Vermilion Lake
Mount Ishbel
Goat Range
Bow Riverside Meadows
Johnson Canyon Walk
Evening Tranquility
Autumn in the Fairholme Range
Canadian Pacific freight Bow Valley.
Swan Migration Two Jack LakeEarly spring, the ice is starting to melt and Trumpeter Swans are dropping in on their way north through Banff National Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Mount Rundle (the most photographed mountain in North America) is in the background.
Steel on steel.A Canadian Pacific train carrying steel winds it's way through the bow valley in autumn.
Boathouse FallEvening falls over the Lake Louise Boathouse
Castle Junction BridgeThis bridge should be called Osprey bridge for the pair of Ospreys that nest here each year. It spans the Bow river to connect the Number 1 national highway and the scenic Bow Valley Parkway right at Castle Mountain.
Castle Mountain in WinterNorth of the Bow river Castle mountain pushes up through the forest and low cloud.
Bow River MeltSpring melt comes to the bow river. Baby blue water is caused by rock "flour" dissolved in the glacier melt water that largely makes up the Bow river.
Rundle winter sunset.Late sun caresses Rundle mountain over vermillion lake. It is cold here in winter.
Misty Minnewanka daysRibbons of cloud hide the mountains over Minnewanka.
Last Light RundleLate afternoon sun gives Mt Rundle a final caress before departing. The Lake ice glows as it settles down for the night.
Fairmont Banff SpringsAn evening view of Banff Springs hotel.
Lake Louise A Bright day at Alberta's best known lake.
Minnewanka Reflections.A Calm day at Lake Minnewanka.
View from SulfurBow valley from Sulphur Mountain.
Upper Falls Johnson CanyonSpectacular views in Johnson Canyon.
Bow at NightWater gurgles in the dark. Distant light intrigues the senses.
Lake HockeyShinny on Lake Louise ice in the shadow of the mountains.
Bow River Parkway Winter VistaLooking west mountains rise from the winter forest to bask in the sunlight
Rocky Mountain IcebergIcebergs calved off Angel glacier drift aimlessly on the lake at Edith Cavell memorial in Jasper National Park.
Hot Spring ReflectionsAt this hot spring in the Vermillion lakes, the world holds it's breath waiting for spring. Mt Rundle in the background.
SurvivorThis tree above bow falls in Banff oozes character.
Bow Falls NightA different view at night
Sawback BurnBANFF — In the spring of 1985, a 120-hectare fire was lit to get rid of an old-growth forest of Lodgepole pine along the Sawback, a historic area along the Bow Valley Parkway.These old lodgepole pines defy time and gravity.
Reflections of Rundle sundownLate light reflects off Rundle warming vermilion lake.
Blue Day MinnewankaSpring Mists on Minnewanka Lake make for reflective moods.
Moose MeadowsMoose love the Red Willow in this field. Winter clouds roll over Sundance in the distance.
Castle over Bow.Castle mountain winter taken over the sluggish winter Bow river. Most of the river's headwaters are locked up in ice until spring thaw.
Rundle Sunrise from Bow Falls.Fresh light peaks through the trees bringing light and life to one of the most popular tourist destination in North America.
Cold Vermilion LakesHot springs keep the water open but it ain't warm here folks.
Winter ViewPark bench overlooking Vermilion Lakes in winter, Rundle in the back. You can sit but I bet you don't linger.
Still Water Sulfur MountCold still water reflect the light under Sulfur mountain.
The FingerLooking North across the Bow from the path to Sundance canyon.
Rundle PanoramaWinter sunset panorama over Vermilion lakes.
Summer at Vermilion LakeA warm breeze blows across the swimming hole at Vermilion, time slows and bees buzz. Another lazy day. It won't last.
Mount IshbelThe path to the Ink Pots is starkly beautiful
Goat RangeThe majestic northern end of Goat range in the distance offsets Fairmont Banff Springs nestled in the valley.
Bow Riverside MeadowsFall colours paint the riversides in a riot of cheery gold, but the mountains know, the snow is on it's way.
Johnson Canyon WalkAs the moss suggests. its wet.
Evening TranquilityTourists are gone and Lake Louise broods under the avalanche in the last light.
Autumn in the Fairholme RangeMount Girouard and the Fairholme range are snow-mantled in this Fall Photo. Mount Girouard is the highest peak of the Fairholme Range in Banff National Park
Canadian Pacific freight Bow Valley. A Canadian Pacific container train curls around snowy forest along the Bow River. The river sleeps.
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