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Peyto Lake in Banff National Park
Peyto Lake is a lake fed by a glacier the Canadian Rockies in Alberta, Canada. It gets its color from the mineral sediments floating in the water and reflecting back largely the blue spectrum of light. It's one of those places where you don't necessarily have to wait for the golden hour to get a decent image.
Category | Landscape |
Exposure | Manual exposure, 1/45 sec, f/13, ISO 100 |
Camera | Canon EOS 5D Mark II |
Lens | TS-E24mm f/3.5L II Shot at 24 mm |
Filter | Polarizing Filter |
Location | Alberta, Canada |
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wow - you would think this is somewhere in the tropics if not for the landscape around the lake...
Wouldn't that be something?
Wow professional photography
:)
nice shot!
Really nice shot with wonderful colors. The blue of the lake is incredible ;)
It's of the most intensely colorful lake I've seen :)
Beautiful picture of an amazing place.
Indeed!
The water is magnificent! How pretty!
:)
Spectacular!!!!!!!! Nature is Amazing
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Especially in the Canadian Rockies :)
Wow, just how clear the water must be to reflect the sky like that. Beautifully taken photo, and extremely detailed as always. Great shot!
it's actually full of glacier sediments :)
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That is a wonderful click. Canada has such hidden wonders.
Especially BC!
Agreed. Been to Vancouver and few other surrounding places. And I still want to go back to discover more!
Wow!! Like in a fairy tale :)
You can see it yourself and visit Banff someday!
Wow! Would love to visit this place! :) I guess it's a very good place for hiking?
Oh yeah, lots of hiking. This viewpoint fairly short. You'd have to go to other trails in the interior of the Park.
Cool! If you are interested, I have a lot of blogs about hiking on my channel!
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The water is really such a beautiful blue that goes along with the greenery.
Realy nice photo and nature clearly show their beauty this is nice shot realy amazing photo @adonisabrill
Thank you :)
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nice shot!
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Great one man keep it up :)
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rarely there now :)
I love Peyto. I still think it looks like a wolf....or puppy....
Didn't even picture it like that but now I see it!
just beautiful!
In what month did you take this picture exactly?
Thanks (:
September :)
good to know the weather is still good in September. This area is definitely on my top 5 next destinations list (:
The view make you admire nature @adonisabril well done.
Nice picture. I always learned not to use a polarized filter in combination with a to wide focal point, can cause some weird stuff with colors, especially in the skies with the blues as in going from quite dark in one end of the picture to quite bright in the other end. But it certainly didn't hurt this photo. Nice job. Feel free to check out my photos!
Yeah, I see that happen often right about 45 degrees from the sun.
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Cool didn't know about it in such detail. Thanks for the info!
Looks great!
Perhaps tilt it a bit to the right? It makes me dizzy haha
God I can't wait to get to Canada in a few years! Looks amazing! Nice photo :)
Banff is on my bucket list. Someday. So Beautiful.
:)