Next stop on our November journey took us to Lake Louise, Banff Park. Situated at a higher elevation than Canmore means cooler temperatures and yes — more snow, lots more! We managed to find a parking

Aside from the snow on the mountain peaks, you wouldn’t know it was the first month of Winter in the Canadian Rockies (November). It was such a pleasant surprise to be able to walk around in the warmth

Here I am on the Bridge, smack dab in the middle of the Bow river in a sense. One thing I love about crossing bridges is the unique perspective of the river and surrounding mountains. Here the “Three sisters”

This is the “Engine Bridge” which crosses the Bow river, featuring an amazing backdrop of the Rundle mountain range. Also know as EEOR, which stands for “east end of Rundle”. I have been here many times

This is one of my favourite views around the Canmore, Bow river area. The old Engine bridge crossing the Bow river with mountainous backdrop! On the far right is the taller Ha Ling Peak; from this angle

We have arrived at the final Random Friday of August! Today I am leading with a photo shot with my iPhone 16 pro, which is a rare thing for me nowadays, as I primarily use the Sony exclusively. I did wrestle

As we continued walking along the Bow river on this trail near Canmore, Alberta, a few more photos to share with you of the surrounding mountains. In the distance you can see two of the three sisters peaks.

The first day we came to Banff it was cool and windy, the second day brought warmth and sunshine — what a difference 24 hours makes! Typical mountain weather. Cool, warm, hot, repeat, and throw in a little

Located just outside Banff National park and to the east is the mountain town of Canmore, Alberta. A great spot for some easy hiking warm up trails, with some stellar views to boot! These mountains are

These will be the last photos from the amazing Cascade Ponds, Banff National Park (at least until next time that is..). The great thing about mountain landscape photography is that each season or even

A few more captures from a half frozen Cascade Ponds, Banff Park, Alberta. In Canada it is never too cold to have an outdoor barbecue like these fellas in the last photo! Not exactly my cup of tea, but

Late in the season, this is how low the snowmelt runoff gets. Just a trickle compared to Summer. Soon this will basically ice over itself when temperatures dip much lower. November is when these photos

It’s another Random Friday the 21st of August. How has your week been going? Well it does appear that crypto may have turned a corner here with the recent rise of bitcoin, and even our Hive is getting

At a glance, the first photo almost looks like the moon rising over the horizon! But a mountaintop with some frosting on top it is. These photos were captured around Cascade ponds, a great place for some

I’ve got some random Banff photos for you today. The first photo was captured at Cascade ponds, located just across the highway from the town of Banff, and the beautiful mountain is the one and only Rundle

When you are in a resort town and the weather is cool and windy, what do you do? Well roam around and take pictures right?! The natural thing to do — so I did. Mount Rundle is a staple here in the Bow

This is Cascade Mountain, arguably Banff Park’s most famous mountain. Easily recognizable, and can be seen quite prominently from Banff avenue. These photos were not taken from Banff avenue, but from a

Wondering around the townsite of Banff — with toque on (beanie for our American friends, why do they call it beanie anyways? Sounds weirder than toque..). Typical November weather in the Canadian Rockies.

November is a transitional month in Banff, meaning too late in the season for canoeing and other general Summer activities, but too early for skiing and snowboarding. Once in awhile if the weather is nice,

It’s Friday again, Friday the 14th of August. We are well into Summer now and hopefully yours is going well. July took me to Waterton lakes park and Kananaskis country; plenty of photos to share with you