At First Light – Banff’s Cascade Mountain

by | Feb 7, 2017

Finally! My first image of Banff’s Cascade Mountain. Nearly three weeks after I attended the International Landscape Photographers’ Association Summit in Banff, Alberta last week, I’m finally getting a chance to start work on the images from my trip north of the border. If you haven’t heard of it, I highly recommend clicking on the highlighted link above to find out more. Again – HIGHLY recommended! At the risk of rambling on like I’m often known to do, I’m going to cut it short here so I can get more Banff images ready to post here over the next few days. Enjoy, and let me know what you think in the comments below!

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Banff's Cascade Mountain

Banff’s Cascade Mountain

The sun’s first rays of light engulf the entire peak of Cascade Mountain on an extremely chilly morning in Banff National Park in mid-January. The temperatures hovered around -24°F/-31°C. The surrounding valley and forest edges showed some wolf sign in the snow and a few elk were seen off in the distance.

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