Amazing Erosion

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This portion of the Athabasca river looks so cool, located just downstream from the falls area, Jasper National Park, Alberta. The rock erosion against a light turquoise coloured water, really looks amazing! Probably took several hundred years for this erosion to take place. A very busy area around here, bustling with tourists, a typical mid-Summer day during peak season. I really wanted to get a picture of the winding downward stairs through the rocks, however I waited, but to no avail. Tourist after tourist kept spoiling my “perfect photo”. So here it is with a few people. I do mostly prefer to photograph without humans present, if at all possible.

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Camera: Huawei P40 Pro
Lens: Leica
Editing: Lightroom & Camera+

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Are you interested in black & white photography as well as colour photography? Then I have the perfect community for you! Come join the new “Colour / Black & White” photography community. I will be personally curating qualifying posts.

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