Jasper National Park
We were only able to spend a short time in Jasper National Park but it's a place I could see myself going back to over and over again. Although we had a lot of rain during our time in Canada, it's still one of the most beautiful places I've visited.
Some background info on the park:
Extending over 11,000 square kilometres, it's the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies and part of UNESCO's Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site.
Jasper was named after Jasper Hawes, who operated a trading post in the region for the North West Company.
Mammals found in the park are the elk, caribou, moose, mule deer, white-tailed deer, porcupine, lynx, beaver, two species of fox, marten, river otter, mink, pika, grizzly bear, coyote, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, black bear, timber wolf, hoary marmot, cougar, and wolverine.
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--Chase
I have been up the Icefields Parkway only about 20 miles north of Banff, and would love to make it to Jasper soon!
I can't wait to get back and visit both again. So much to see.
Very subtle but nicely defined contrasts and colours, well done my friend!
Thank you!
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Beautiful photos @chaseburnett :) I'm from BC but have been to Jasper plenty of times; it never gets tiring! Thank you for sharing some of Canada's beauty :)
No problem! BC is absolutely gorgeous.
Hey, @chaseburnett.
I've never been to Jasper, but those mountains and lake are simply amazing. Your images are just awesome, too, like being there. The magnitude and pristine majesty of the place. Spectacular. I could see why you would want to go back, and maybe even have better weather the next time around, although I think the natural light you had to work with really lends itself to the surroundings—like something straight out of a epic fantasy novel, or a tale of arctic adventure.
So, what kind of camera did you use, and I'm guessing you must have had a decent zoom lens, too, just to get close enough to the ram.
Clean, crystalline shots of stunning views.
The ram was actually right next to the car! I use an XT2 with a few prime lenses and a 16-35 equivalent. Thank you for the comment Glen!
A slice of pure heaven! Great photos! I always wanted to go, but never made it that far.
Thanks for the comment Melinda!