I took this photo many years ago, that day I went on a hike around vermillion lake(next to town), try to capture winter beauty, it was -25 and I couldn't get any photo due to the cold stiffen my finger, and I can barely made my way back to town. But then I saw moonlight shine on Cascade Mountain during blue hour, freezing cold temperature clarify the air, the winter town Banff just put on it's Christmas decoration before tourists flocking in, with Canadian flag flapping in the cold, what could be more iconic than this?
I put down my tripod and painfully finish this shot. In that instant, I knew I nailed it.
Stunning_Spare on December 24th, 2022 at 12:33 UTC »
I took this photo many years ago, that day I went on a hike around vermillion lake(next to town), try to capture winter beauty, it was -25 and I couldn't get any photo due to the cold stiffen my finger, and I can barely made my way back to town. But then I saw moonlight shine on Cascade Mountain during blue hour, freezing cold temperature clarify the air, the winter town Banff just put on it's Christmas decoration before tourists flocking in, with Canadian flag flapping in the cold, what could be more iconic than this?
I put down my tripod and painfully finish this shot. In that instant, I knew I nailed it.
MyMelodyOFF on December 24th, 2022 at 13:34 UTC »
My dumbass thought that the mountain was some meteor in the middle of the road holding itself on one tip
renelledaigle on December 24th, 2022 at 17:57 UTC »
Did you photoshop all the people out? Because when I went there was like a crap ton of people!