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Entrance to the Highwood Pass (Kananasikis Alberta)

This is a discussion on Entrance to the Highwood Pass (Kananasikis Alberta) within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Beautiful image. Love the flowers in the forground against the mountain scene. Nice DOF as you've got both the flowers ...

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    Beautiful image. Love the flowers in the forground against the mountain scene. Nice DOF as you've got both the flowers and mountains in focus.

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    Well, that was a pretty good version of the original. Hiking through the hills for a couple of hours to find a location far from a road would be tough I would imagine. You have to take the opportunities that present themselves!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    Hiking through the hills for a couple of hours to find a location far from a road would be tough I would imagine. You have to take the opportunities that present themselves!
    Actually, there are some really nice meadows at Bow Valley Park, and at Sunshine Village (which is know for skiing more than wild flowers), trick is to hit it when the flowers are in bloom, and then when the RIGHT flowers are in bloom, to give you the full colour gamut you want. I work .... so I have little chance to go there once every three days or so; gosh I wish I could retire ....
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    Nice!!! I just love scenes like this with the wild flowers all over.

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