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Fantastic Minh!

Terrific Henrik, great job!

Excellent, nice work Scott!

Not sure why the ratings are so low...

I think it's terrific.

That sequence and your title made me laugh - is that wrong?

Great job!

Couldn't have done any better - nice.

Very nice Marc.

Worth the work! Nice job, I just wish I could see it bigger!

Great shot Mark!

Larger = better

Another transcendent morning in paradise.

I know this isn't technically perfect, I'll go back and do a better job

sometime...

Larger = better

View from Heart mountain in late September looking toward the hamlet of

Exshaw. Years ago this land was part of Banff National Park. The park

was significantly reduced in size in 1930; now instead of park land, there

is a cement plant just left of centre in the photo. Kind of sad, but I guess

we need cement. Industrial progress notwithstanding, this is still a great

place to hike, and this particular September morning was quite

memorable.

My brother and I started out at around 6 am, in strong winds. The

temperature by 6:30 was 16 degrees Celcius, and if you've ever hiked at

the end of September in the Canadian Rockies early in the morning, you

know that this is not a normal temperature (unless you are in a chinook as

we were). The sunrise was one of the best I have ever seen, and my

weak panorama attempt does not nearly do it justice. The strong winds

blew over my tripod shortly before or after this picture was taken, and

destroyed the lens hood and autofocus capability - the optics seemed

unscathed however.

Hi Jose, maybe what you are looking for is some diffusion of the flash? That could help disperse the reflections a bit.

Hi Fred, yeah definitely a couple of winners from triple falls. I think I prefer this one as well. I think what tips the balance for me are the ethereal clouds on the peaks in the background. Stay safe!

Class A my friend.

Basic pano. One of the most beautiful spots on earth. Wish I was there

right now.