it was 20minutes west. the storm was so strong anyone in Calgary proper could see them. even downtown.

Now it's a ghost town

Shiny Toy Guns

I did Kodac Metallic on several pictures a few years ago, looks like they've stopped making it but here's a shop that still prints on it. Fuji Pearl as another example. Very reasonable:

https://www.sharpprints.com/kodak-metallic-prints

Looks wicked. I’m up in northern Alberta and they have been intense for about 2 months now. Almost every single night if it’s not cloudy

Thank you!

I've been searching but don't want to break the bank - any suggestions? I'm looking to blow it up to like 40x30

You what!? Yeah it's fenced off now. And someone kayaked through these falls? Brave souls all around the world is all I've got to say!

Oh this is good.

Beautiful. What kind of camera do you use?

I jumped across the top of those falls, 48 years ago. I think it's fenced off now. Good thing, it's a 100 ft drop. I think someone kayaked it though.

Great composition 10/10

If that's in Boulder, no. This little place is Scratch Deli & Bakery in Estes. Everything is homemade from the bread to the corned beef. The cheesesteak is insane.

So peaceful

You did great!! I'd take a look at metallic paper as one way to print it... would definitely add a cool element to the colors.

Amazing picture but I kind of doubt this is that near Calgary, the city lights would make it impossible to see the aurora this clearly. Maybe somewhere up north?

Thank you - I appreciate this comment.

I spent like 3 hours editing the photo until my head was spinning. I'm going to blow it up on a big print as a gift for a family member. Nice to have a vote of confidence!

Whoa did you get a chance to get to that "cave"?

Wow this is great

Great work on the touchups, love how you caused the Wilhite and gray of the mountains, but also the purples and blues of the sky and lake.. and the evening on the grass.

That's cool!! I have to go back, try again, totally worth it

Been there twice. First time in Feb during the dry season, was absolutely blue. Second time in December, not so rainy, but it was colorless, not muddy or blue, just normal. Guess it comes down to luck

Thanks! It's a little edited to bring out the sunrise hues in the clouds and balance the overall fore and background - but it was a super stunning morning after a week of nonstop rain. Happy I had at least one day that was photo-worthy!

Amazing place. Was just there last week and curious how it looked “thawed” out. https://i.imgur.com/YsufBX8.jpg

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