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I think this is it. Last 1/3 of the video but the whole video is good! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sQu8A9repo8

When does Godwin’s law kick in on this one?

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Just south of Charleston, SC

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Pretty sure this is Castle Mountain in Banff National Park. Looks to be from the backside that most people don't see from the main highway.

Can you share a link?

Yep, that's all of them

The Tetons can have such magical light. What a beautiful shot! Thanks for the share.

Would highly recommend going farther into Yoho and the Kootenays :)

Also, the fjords along the Pacific Coast Mountains from British Columbia all the way up to Yukon/Alaska are incredible!

Thank you so much!!

No words to describe other than heavenly!

I was! I'm a park ranger in the Tetons so I've kind of learned when and where the light tends to be the best, and I'm never without my camera just in case!

Boy, were you ever in the right place at the right time... and you had your camera!

From Christchurch back to Hawaii at the time it was 11 hr trip total and was $450 US each way. At the time.

Maybe an unpopular opinion with Kiwis, but I spent a week in the Canadian Rockies last fall (my second time there) and just got back from 10 days on the south island of New Zealand. I really didn't see much at all in New Zealand that was markedly more beautiful than what you can see in the Jasper/Lake Louise/Banff corridor. Not to mention, thanks to New Zealand's almost complete lack of indigenous mammals, Canada has much, much better wildlife to go with its natural geologic beauty.

That said, Norway has them both beat. :)

I want some one to grab me sit there with me for little

Loved that short film from 8 years ago haha

This place was so serene and beautiful when I stopped by there on my honeymoon a few years ago. Such an amazing place.

Where is this ?

Why? Are they all wrong?

Beautiful stuff, very well done!

The Canadian rockies.

My exact thoughts too. This is straight out of LOTR.