Mount Rundle
Mount Rundle 2929m (9675ft) overlooks the town of Banff. A break in the clouds bathes the western slopes in warmth
This photo was taken on September 2, 2011 in Banff, Alberta, CA, using a Nikon D300.
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mark owens2009, M.S.Budge, suzanne_williams, Panorama Paul, and 19 other people added this photo to their favorites.
RogueMD (6 months ago | reply)
An impressive view of Rundle.
mark owens2009 (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful Brook! Perfect cloude cover
Lorna689 (6 months ago | reply)
suzanne_williams (6 months ago | reply)
If I could fave this more than once I would..great shot
S. P. Arrow (6 months ago | reply)
This is ridiculously dramatic. Very nicely done.
SouthernBreeze (6 months ago | reply)
Aren't there a several music festivals and master classes up that way?
ratman2455 (6 months ago | reply)
Spectacular!!!
Dan's Perceptions (6 months ago | reply)
Lovely!
giorgosgrigoriadis16 (6 months ago | reply)
magnificent view , very beautiful photograph !!!!!!!! very elegant work !!!!!
excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sztrics (6 months ago | reply)
perfect
© Rui Costa (6 months ago | reply)
Stunning! Well done Brook.
André@home (6 months ago | reply)
A magic moment, excellent work
KvonK (6 months ago | reply)
Stunning image with that light and all those layers from front to back!
Harold Stiver (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful!! You captured the clear air look of the Rockies perfectly.
jondblake (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful Brook. Well composed, wonderful light, perfect sky and the shadows add a nice structure to the scene.
Lisa-S (6 months ago | reply)
What a beautiful scene. I like the play of light and shadows.
wboland (6 months ago | reply)
Sweet shot! Love the light poking through!
Matt Champlin (6 months ago | reply)
wow, what a great view - makes it look huge here!
Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott (6 months ago | reply)
Wow! That is a killer shot, Brook. Have a great Christmas season!
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Hubcap29 (6 months ago | reply)
I always wanted to climb Mt. Rundle but I waited too long and now I'm too old. Nice image.
cedric_g (6 months ago | reply)
Majestic mountain and lovely conditions to emphasize its beauty, light, dramatic clouds...on my monitor it does seem like it could use a tad bit of sharpening, but nonetheless very well executed. How lucky they mowed the lawn to your name :)
Michigan Nut (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful rugged terrain! Sweet capture Brook!
Axiraa (6 months ago | reply)
Wow! Awesome place to shoot! Great work, Brook !!!
In addition to waterfalls, you also have almost too many beautiful mountains and lakes in Canada!
Doc Adams (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful. I love the light & shadows
shotzy (6 months ago | reply)
Green on the sunny side, snow on the shadowy side. Nicely shot.
Pavel M (6 months ago | reply)
Nice and clear. The sky seems a bit over the top, given the white balance of the rest of the photo - sky and ground look like different photos.
_ Marty Lang _ (6 months ago | reply)
Fantastic shot brook....such a stunning view !
Appalachian Hiker (6 months ago | reply)
PHENOMENAL. Majestic scene... the clouds, light, contrasts... wow.
Spence D (6 months ago | reply)
The sun peeking through the heavy cloud cover certainly provides some excellent light.
t.sullivan photography (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful light. I love that dramatic sky!
Osamh Alshaalan - أسامة الشعلان (6 months ago | reply)
cool pic, i love the scale of the city.
fyrrylikka (busy) (6 months ago | reply)
Interesting to see so much green on one side and snow on the other.
mojo2u (6 months ago | reply)
This is really beautiful, the light and your processing are magic!!
~RichArtpix~ (6 months ago | reply)
such a gorgeous mountain shot.......the clouds are superb.....very magical, indeed
Mark VanDyke Photography (4 months ago | reply)
That is pretty epic!