Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada

Majestic view of a sunrise over Barrier Lake located near the entrance of Kananaskis Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.

Glacier water running at the base of the Rockies, Alberta, Canada.

At the base of the Canadian Rockies, Kananaskis Provincial Park has an abundance of sceneries. As such, Mount Kidd with the Bow River flowing towards it.

Do you remember that amazing sunrise?, I do! This is the one!!

Windy and starlight!

Blue hours with some falling stars. Mount Kidd is starting to glow from the sunlight coming from the East

Night sky at the base of the Canadian Rockies. Mount Kidd it surrounded my millions of glowing stars.

Barrier Lake is a popular area for locals to enjoy hiking trails and the lake. The viewpoint provides a 190-degree view of the start of the Canadian Rockies and mountains only climbable during the mid to late summer. On this particular January morning, the sunset turned bright red for about 20 minutes and then a warm yellow color.

Barrier Lake is a popular area for locals to enjoy hiking trails and the lake. The viewpoint provides a 190-degree view of the start of the Canadian Rockies and mountains only climbable during the mid to late summer. On this particular January morning, the sunset turned bright red for about 20 minutes and then a warm yellow color.

The sun rises above the mountains glowing the man made lake; Barrier Lake. The road is glowing leading to the next adventure in the Canadian Rockies. Whatever is your next adventure; easy or challenging, the Canadian Rockies will not let you down.

The next adventure awaits you; whether you want to go for a short quick walking around a majestic blue turquoise glacier water lake or climb a mountain, that is up to you to find your inner challenge. Explore the Canadian Rockies.

The next adventure awaits you; whether you want to go for a short quick walking around a majestic blue turquoise glacier water lake or climb a mountain, that is up to you to find your inner challenge. Explore the Canadian Rockies. A deep freeze at -40 degrees Celcius has it's own challenges ; but being prepared will avoid potential risks.

The next adventure awaits you; whether you want to go for a short quick walking around a majestic blue turquoise glacier water lake or climb a mountain, that is up to you to find your inner challenge. Explore the Canadian Rockies.

The creek is from Chester Lake that is currently frozen. The hiking trail is popular by hikers in the summer and falls - this area can be closed due to grizzlies roaming around in this part of Kananaskis. In the winter, you can find two trails, one for snowshoeing and another for cross-country skies. Get there early during the weekend because the parking lot fills up quickly. Enjoy the outdoors because it is beautiful. The Canadian Rockies are majestic and fragile. If you are looking for a workshop while visiting the Canadian Rockies, check out my workshops at www.photographycoursescalgary.com or email me at [email protected]

The creek is from Chester Lake that is currently frozen. The hiking trail is popular by hikers in the summer and falls - this area can be closed due to grizzlies roaming around in this part of Kananaskis. In the winter, you can find two trails, one for snowshoeing and another for cross-country skies. Get there early during the weekend because the parking lot fills up quickly. Enjoy the outdoors because it is beautiful. The Canadian Rockies are majestic and fragile. If you are looking for a workshop while visiting the Canadian Rockies, check out my workshops at www.photographycoursescalgary.com or email me at [email protected]

The creek is from Chester Lake that is currently frozen. The hiking trail is popular by hikers in the summer and falls - this area can be closed due to grizzlies roaming around in this part of Kananaskis. In the winter, you can find two trails, one for snowshoeing and another for cross-country skies. Get there early during the weekend because the parking lot fills up quickly. Enjoy the outdoors because it is beautiful. The Canadian Rockies are majestic and fragile. If you are looking for a workshop while visiting the Canadian Rockies, check out my workshops at www.photographycoursescalgary.com or email me at [email protected]

Rawson Lake and Upper Kananaskis Lake Trail is an 8.7km hike to Rawson Lake, and during the summertime, it is heavily trafficked. Even though it is a heavily trafficked trail, it is not rare to see grizzly bears. It is essential to be diligent, make noise and be prepared. In the wintertime, amazing views, lots of snow, and it is usually snowing. The image was captured in November 2021, and there is already an abundance of snow going up to the lake.

Highwind, splashes and fast moving clouds. Upper Kananaskis Lake, Alberta, Canada

The larch trees have turned yellow meaning winter is soon approaching. A view of larch trees, Spray Lake Reservoir and Shark Mountain.

A snowstorm started the morning, but for a very short time, the sun started to glow the sky and the mountains. The image was taken from the edge of the lake. The Upper Kananaskis Lake is located in the provincial park of Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada. Upper Kananaskis Lake Trail, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park.

A cold morning in the Caadian Rockies. The larch trees have turned colors meaning winter is coming soon. The bears will hibernate soon and climbing mountains will be on hold until the next summer.

Foggy and smoky mountain caps during sunrise in the Canadian Rockies, Alberta, Canada

A layer of colors before the sunrise. The image was taken during a summer sunrise rise.

Wildflowers in the foreground with layers of mountain caps with fog and smoke.

Long exposure of Spray Lakes and Shark Mountain during a very windy morning.

Reflection of Mount Kidd in marsh during sunrise. Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada

Sun peaking through the smoke from the near-by forest fires.

The Canadian Prairie Meets the Canadian Rockies. A long exposure of a Sunrise. The sun is kissing the edge of the heart and the clouds are moving fast showing how dynamic the movement of the earth is.

A young whitetail deer was wandering around on a mountain during sunrise. The sun was starting to peek and glowing the Canadian Rockies. The image was captured in the Canadian Rockies, most specifically in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada.

Sun and fog glowing the pine trees.

Late evening sunset. The sun setting behind the Canadian Rockies.