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A Large Panoramic View Of Peyto Lake And The Surrounding Mountains In The Dead Of Winter At Banff National Park In Canada.

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Early morning on the tundra at Polar bear Point, Wapusk National Park, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. The rocks are the result of ancient volcanic activity. Canon 450D, zoom lens.

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On our first morning at Emerald Lake Lodge, we woke up to drizzly rain and low clouds. Only a few hours later, this was the view. How could this place not be one of my favourite views in the Rockies?

The First Snowstorm Of The Season Creates A Stunning Panoramic Landscape As The Bright Blue Waters Of Peyto Lake Reflect The Surrounding Mountain Range At Banff National Park In Canada.

A Large Winter Panoramic View Of A Purple Sunset Over Peyto Lake At Banff National Park In The Canadian Rocky Mountains.

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As the clouds that had followed us for the morning slowly broke up, they turned the sky into a crazy puzzle with pieces that didn't quite fit together. When we stopped at Lower Waterfowl Lake to capture them, we found some piles of ice that fit right in with the scene; being -20º though, we decided not to try to fit all the icy puzzle pieces together!

Icefields Parkway in Banff and Jasper National Parks Canadian Rocky Mountains Alberta Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

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We could see hints of sparkling green from our room, but when we finally found this little lookout between the trees we were stunned at how truly gorgeous Emerald Lake was. Camera: Nikon D700 w/ 24-70mm f/2.8 lens Location: Emerald Lake, British Columbia, Canada

Icefields Parkway in Banff and Jasper National Parks Canadian Rocky Mountains Alberta Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

Icefields Parkway in Banff and Jasper National Parks Canadian Rocky Mountains Alberta Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

Icefields Parkway in Banff and Jasper National Parks Canadian Rocky Mountains Alberta Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

How amazing is Bow Lake at night? The Milky Way lined up perfectly over Crowfoot Mountain on this night in late June. You wouldn't have guessed it from the blue in the sky, but this photo was actually taken after 1am; even though the sun sets, it is close enough to the northern horizon that the sky stays in a constant state of faint twilight at this time of year.

I love being out in the mountains under the full moon. The mountain ridges light up in a completely different way than they do during the day and make for quite the otherwordly scene, particularly when the clouds are racing across the sky as fast as they were on this night at Lake Louise!

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Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier in Banff National Park Alberta Canadian Rocky Mountains Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

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You never know what you're going to get in the mountains, particularly in winter. Like any photographer, I much prefer the moods with clouds than those completely without!

Of all the places I've ever shot the Milky Way, Bow Lake has to be one of my favourites. The wide open expanse of calm, reflective lake, the perfect line-up of the Milky Way and Crowfoot Mountain -- it's just the perfect place to spend a summer night (even if that summer night does dip down to 0ºC)!

Sunrise across the tundra at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. The golden sun lights up the freezing landscape in an impression of warmth, highlighting the clouds in red and reflecting on the frozen landscape. Canon 500D, zoom lens.

Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier Banff National Park Alberta Canadian Rockies Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

Location: Surprise Corner, Banff, Canada The sun rises over the foggy valley behind the Fairmont Banff Springs, as seen from the lookout at Surprise Corner on the other side of the (very frozen) Bow River.

I love the Canadian landscape. How beautiful is this tree-filled mountain scenery?

Moraine Lake is a natural masterpiece as you look up to the head of the lake, but if you turn back you can appreciate all that else surrounds the lake. Here is a view of the "Rockples", from which the millions of photos of the lake and the mountains surrounding it are taken, and the "Tower of Babel", the peak in the background.

My original plan when I picked up a workshop participant at 3am was to head to Bow Lake to capture the Milky Way in pitch-black skies; however, after watching the northern lights dancing in front of us for the whole drive from Banff, we decided to head up to the Bow Summit (where there is a clear view to the north) instead. This is what we were greeted with -- dancing greens and purples and lights pulsing across the entire sky. I think it was the right choice!

After 10km of hiking through Paradise Valley -- a valley that truly lives up to its name, particularly in autumn, we reached the Giant Steps. This waterfall is breathtaking at any time of year, but the light frosting of snow and golden trees on the distant mountains made it even moreso. Even after two hours -- the most we could spare on our hike, since we still had Sentinel Pass to conquer -- we only saw a small portion of this area. I know which hike will be the top of my to-do list next summer!

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.

Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier Banff National Park Alberta Canadian Rockies Canada photography by Andy Evans Photos

The cabins of Shadow Lake Lodge nestled in amongst the pine trees of Banff National Park. It snowed for most of our 13km snowshoe trip in, so we were happy to get even a glimpse of the area -- resplendent in its fresh coat of snow -- before we snowshoed out the next morning!