15 Favorites from the November 2012 Fire and Ice Canadian Rockies Photos Tour
by Darwin Wiggett on February 9, 2013 · 12 CommentsIn keeping with our ‘let them age’ photo workflow, I finally present my 15 favorite images from the November 2012 Fire and Ice Photo Tour. In 2012 we had two out of four mornings with fire and we had a lot of ice and snow because the season started off with a good long cold spell. Who knows what 2013 will bring? For those interested seeing the participant photos from this tour please see this link and scroll down a bit to see everyone’s photos!
If you want to explore the Canadian Rockies in the winter on your own, we have three eBooks specific to winter that cover the area we play around in:
Kootenay Plains and Abraham Lake Winter Edition
The Icefields Parkway Winter Edition
Winter in the Canadian Rockies
©Darwin Wiggett – Winter Fireweed
©Darwin Wiggett – North Saskatchewan River at Rampart Ponds, Banff National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – North Saskatchewan River at Rampart Ponds, Banff National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – North Saskatchewan River at Rampart Ponds, Banff National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Nigel Pass view, Banff National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Wounded Sheep at Tangle Falls, Jasper National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Tangle Falls, Jasper National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Sunwapta River above Sunwapta Falls, Jasper National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Frosted Hills, Jasper National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Pobokatan Creek, Jasper National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Abraham Lake at Hoodoo Bay, Kootenay Plains, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Abraham Lake Ice Detail, Kootenay Plains, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Abraham Lake at Hoodoo Bay, Kootenay Plains, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Ice and snow on the North Saskatchewan River, Banff National Park, Alberta
©Darwin Wiggett – Siffleur Falls Trail Suspension Bridge, Kootenay Plains, Alberta
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12 Comments
Ian Downey
09/02/2013 ·
A beautiful series of images in your own inimitable style. Pleasure to look at and enjoy.
Anna
09/02/2013 ·
Darwin ~ a fine collection capturing winter’s wonder and beauty! My favorite is the fantasy land that Tangle Falls presents.
Jane Chesebrough
09/02/2013 ·
Outstanding photos, Darwin. Silly me-didn’t even think of filters-sigh, I guess I will just have to go back and take more photos.
Evan Spellman
10/02/2013 ·
Hi Darwin,
You really show your talent and hard work with the series of photo’s you just posted on Fire and Ice Tour.
Really enjoyable series to See !
cheers,
Evan Spellman
Anne Jutras
10/02/2013 ·
Hello Darwin, such a gorgeous collection of nature beauty. Each photo has a special story to tell. Love them all!
nate parker
10/02/2013 ·
Awesome!
David Street
10/02/2013 ·
I’ve long browsed your images, but I must say that I really enjoyed this set. I would consider Nordegg and area my wilderness backyard and you sure capture the area well.
Darwin Wiggett
11/02/2013 ·
Thanks everyone for the very nice comments!
d
Alan Majchrowicz
12/02/2013 ·
Wonderful selection, I especially like the images with the b/w blueish tones.
Les Howard
12/02/2013 ·
I really like ‘Sunwapta River above Sunwapta Falls’. Did you use a tilt shift lens on that?
I have a similar location (Ragged Falls on the Oxtongue River just west of Algonquin Park) I keep going back to, especially in winter when the snow and ice are sculptured by the rushing water are magical.
(I was cleaning up my blog subscriptions this morning and accidentally deleted yours – big mistake! Hence the re-subscribe. Sorry about that.)
Greg Bukoski
14/02/2013 ·
Great Stuff!!! Now I know why I follow you, and go on your tour tours… Your a God!
Terry Jackson
22/02/2013 ·
Thanks for sharing your ceativity which is inspiring to me and me advancing as a photographer. Just simply GREAT pictures!