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Jasper National Park outdoor design with a vintage illustration of a goat, wildlife, mountains and a forest

Jasper National Park outdoor design with a vintage illustration of a grizzly bear, wildlife, mountains and a forest

Jasper National Park outdoor design with a vintage illustration of a moose, wildlife, mountains and a forest

Jasper National Park outdoor design with a vintage illustration of a grizzly bear, wildlife, mountains and a forest

As per usual, our trip up the Icefields Parkway on this day in early November took much longer than originally planned, so we didn't make it to Sunwapta Falls until blue hour had begun to settle on the landscape. And you know what? I reckon that's ok, since it made the already blue-and-white landscape that much deeper in colour.

While Athabasca Falls may not be the tallest waterfall I’ve ever seen, it was one of the more powerful. Here, the Athabasca River, which had seemed so calm upstream, raged through a canyon much narrower than the river had been, creating a massive din and spray that got all over my camera no matter what angle I tried to shoot from. Fortunately, there were a lot of angles to choose from — either side of the falls or from the bridge between them — because otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to get my camera wedged in between the tourists (myself included) that flock to the Canadian Rockies in July and August. See more: http://www.bootsandabackpack.com/roaring-athabasca-falls/

The rocks of the gorge at Athabasca Falls are fascinating. Not only are they stunning colours, but the shapes betray how years and years of water movement have shaped the entirety of the gorge.

When I saw that the skies were staying clear, I headed out for a bit of night photography -- after all, what else should I have done on the last day of the Jasper Dark Sky Festival? I was pretty happy with my shots while I was there -- and even happier when I got home and realised I'd captured a bit of aurora without even noticing. Truly an accidental aurora! Camera: Nikon D750 w/ 16-35mm f/4 lens ISO3200, 30s @f4

Original (cotton candy) Garnet from Steven Universe.

My new pup - Jasper - noticing the falling leaves

Jasper national park in Alberta, Canada has some of the nicest mountain and nature scenery. Their beauty takes my breath away and fills me with a sense of wonder and awe. The Canadians Rockies are an amazing landscape.

This little guy had clearly spotted me but wasn't worried enough to stop eating his meal before skittering off!

Sometimes a photo just tickles your fancy. This is one of them. I captured this image as we were driving through Jasper National Park along the Yellowhead Highway and I didn't notice the clouds at the time. Now, all I can see when I look at this image is a thought bubble above the summit of the middle mountain! I wonder what the mountain was thinking?

Looking back down the valley along the walk to Mount Edith Cavell and the Angel Glacier. The walkway to the left, down the valley itself, was closed in 2012 after a large landslide was triggered from 60% of the Ghost Glacier collapsing into the glacier lake below, making this path the only one up to the glacier.

The skies above Medicine Lake lighting up in cotton candy pink early on a brisk morning in October. I was lucky to have such a perfect reflection as the lake was definitely beginning to freeze!

Even in the -20º temperatures of a March morning in Jasper, the Athabasca River was flowing freely, the ice floating in its current just obscuring the reflections of the national park's mountains beyond.

Athabasca Falls is a hugely popular summer destination, with its intense falls crashing into the gorge and leaving visitors in awe. While the falls were barely running when we visited in early March, I found the contrasts of winter just as impressive; the dark walls of the gorge against the pale blue skies above, and the deep aquamarine of the water with the white blanket of snow surrounding it. It's a place I will stop at time and again, no matter what time of year it is.

Tangle Falls in Jasper National Park doing its best to fight the onset of winter back in October. I doubt it won in the end!

We thought we'd missed sunset as we drove out to Patricia Lake from Jasper to scout out possible places to watch the northern lights. Luckily, we were very wrong!

In early November, my friend and I went out to shoot sunrise on the shores of Lake Edith on a brisk, -24ºC morning. We had to keep ourselves moving so we didn't freeze on the spot, but I found this spot fascinating enough that I stayed for quite a while. Yes, there was steam rising in the distance (where the lake was still not quite frozen) and a colourful sunrise, but this natural ice sculpture is what grabbed my attention. It's amazing that something like this can form from just a small pile of sticks (especially since there was nothing inside the top part of the spiral except for ice).

As seen briefly in the background of the 1989 classic Road House, Jasper's #1 boat dealership - BOATS!

Lake Louise located in Banff National Park, Alberta!

Visiting Jasper in early November was interesting; all of the lakes were just on the verge of freezing in the -20ºC, and the steam they'd produced had surrounded lakes such as Pyramid Lake with a gorgeous coat of hoarfrost. The one holdout was Patricia Lake, pictured here. Unlike Pyramid, less than 2km down the road, there was hardly any ice around this lake, and no snow whatsoever. It just added to what ended up being a day full of contrasts!

A week before the Jasper SkyTram closed for the season and there was already plenty of snow at the top! What we anticipated to be a fairly short trip up turned into a full afternoon of walking around on the top of Mount Whistlers, enjoying the crunch of snow under our feet and the epic views all around us.

Jasper Philipsen Tour de France. [Drawn by @p3p3ncil]

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Jasper's cat army

Somewhere around a decade ago, I had a run in with this little guy at a party... poor thing never woke up... though most said to just throw him out in the trash... I decided to fund a Viking funeral... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSDGDah-n5w

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Explore the rich traditions of an Amazon tribe as they don white jasper masks against a dark backdrop, creating an ethereal and mystical atmosphere. This artwork captures the profound connection between indigenous culture and the spiritual world, conveying the ancient wisdom and cultural heritage of this tribe in a mysterious and captivating way.

The northern lights light up the skies above Jasper and the waters of Lake Edith below. It was well worth the wait on the shoreline, even if it was so quiet that I jumped out of my skin when a fish jumped nearby! Camera: Nikon D750 w/ 16-35mm f/4 lens ISO 3200, 30s @f4