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Eerie Beauty

Journeying onward and upward toward Bertha Lake, located inside Waterton Lakes national park, Alberta. Over yonder is Waterton lake itself, showing us its beautiful turquoise colour (a common occurrence here in the Canadian Rockies). As mentioned before, the forest is in recovery mode after a severe wild fire blew through some years back. There is a certain eerie beauty to the area which is hard to describe, so I’ll let the photos do the talking for me. Thanks for stopping by.

Camera: Sony A7R III

Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS

Editing: Lightroom

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@visualshots(69)· 3d
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@thebighigg(78)· 3d
That glacial runoff water is just so beautiful, nothing like that turquoise color is there? I love those first two shots, beautiful. The dead trees definitely have those details brought out in the mono, awesome job!

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@josediccus(83)· 4d
The last coloured pictures is honestly very good looking, it almost feel like you can see the land's topography. If not for the tall trees and the fact that this looks like a forest area, I could have concluded that this place looks decent for skiing especially during snow time. Great shots as always
@sarjan.hossain71(58)· 4d
Such breathtaking views! Always love tagging along on your journeys through these stunning trails.
@lee1938(68)· 4d
#hive #posh
@delowar41(59)· 4d
The turquoise waters of Waterton Lake are truly a feast for the eyes, and the forest’s recovery following the wildfire serves as a powerful testament to nature’s resilience.
@deeanndmathews(79)· 4d
The color is many times more lovely than the black and white, BUT that eerieness ... that comes out without parallel in the black and white
@intishar(76)· 4d
The third picture is mind blowing. Dry try and the blue sky seems like a good combination colurful ones can easilly beat the black and white.

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