Spring Photo Tour Results - Carrie Bradley

Below are Carrie Bradley’s results from the Spring Photo Tour in the Canadian Rockies:

©Carrie Bradley

Canon XSi, ISO 100, 17mm, f/11, 1/2 sec. (17-50 f/2.8 Tamron lens), Singh Ray Gold/Blue Polarizer, 2 stop hard ND grad (Hitech)

At Whitegoat Lakes, the snow covered Elliot Peak reigns.  Mount Stelfox is reflected in gold.

©Carrie Bradley

ISO 100, 10mm, f/22, 1/6 sec. (Canon 10-22) lens, B+W polarizer, 2 stop hard ND grad (Hitech)

The vastness and ever changing area of the Columbia Icefields offers endless photographic opportunities.

©Carrie Bradley

ISO 100, 24mm, f/8.0, 1/8 sec. (Canon 24-105 f/4L lens), Singh Ray LB warming polarizer, 2 stop hard ND grad (Hitech)

A memorable late evening spent at Whirlpool Point and the North Saskatchewan River, Kootenay Plains.

©Carrie Bradley

ISO 100, 14mm, f/8.0 1/2 sec. (Canon 10-22 lens), B+W polarizer, 2 stop hard ND grad (Hitech)

Well worth the early rise for the 5:30 am sunrise at Windy Point on Abraham Lake!

©Carrie Bradley

ISO 100, 32mm, f/11, 13 secs. (Canon 24-105 f/4L lens), Singh Ray LB warming polarizer, Singh Ray Colour Intensifier filter, 5 stop ND filter (Hitech)

Cline Canyon & Cline River, Bighorn Wildlands, was my favourite location.  It included time to hike and explore an expansive canyon in complete solitude.

©Carrie Bradley

ISO 100, 65 mm, f/22, 1/5 sec. (Canon 24-105 f/4L lens), Singh Ray LB warming polarizer.

Darwin stepped into my composition but it was rewarding since he added a sense of scale and provided a focal interest.  Here he is busy at work.  As photographers we like to “trophy hunt” and take photos of sweeping landscapes.  We must not forget the “intimate details”.  Darwin is no doubt isolating the details of Nigel Creek here in Banff National Park.

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