In yesterday’s post I showed pictures of the “whiteout” or at least the snowstorm I encountered on my way to Eiffel Lake. A small lake located about 400 metres above the one and only Moraine Lake, Banff national park, Alberta. After making to the lake area, I decided to just turnaround and come back, as the visibility was not ideal, due to the snowy weather. The trail back did look rather pretty, with the sprinkling of snow flakes mixed with the yellow larch needles on the ground and above the ground. The trail itself was rather slippery in parts, so had to watch my steps. I did almost bite it once or twice though. Thank goodness for trekking poles. A definite life safer for this kind of weather and terrain!
Camera: Huawei P40 Pro
Lens: Leica
Editing: Lightroom & Camera+
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