Thanks for the comment, I'm glad to hear it. You know what, I mentioned to another hiker while I was up there that it felt like we were in heaven- it certainly did, especially when the clouds cleared and the view expanded for miles.

I lived in an apartment in downtown Vancouver and had an amazing view of it. Always blew my mind that I was locking into another country from my couch. Damn I miss Vancouver

If that were true, the bottom of the image would be just a distorted and stretched out. It’s not.

That cloud and mountain right in the middle looks like a hamster head looking up. Weird. Great picture.

Can't believe I live an hour away from this now, moved here from the prairies and it makes me tear up seeing mountains on the horizon everyday.

Love the view there. A nice hiking story. I often believe as we hike those places are all a little higher in elevation. Therefore we all are just a little closer to heaven. That looks a bit like the Winter wall inGame of Thrones too. A nice photo that evokes many feelings. Thank you for sharing. Bests~

Yeah... Even in our rural corner of upstate New York, the artificial lights just increase constantly, never decrease. 🙁

This shot of Mt Baker is spectacular! The Who’s in the valley must love it at this time of year. 😉

Canada 🤘❤️🤘

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That’s not Simi Valley

Story: Last month I was hiking in a winter wonderland. Though the visibility was minimal in the first few miles, I kept going and eventually the clouds parted to reveal majestic peaks. An incredible moment! I love how this photo turned out naturally black and white (I didn’t tamper with the color). Enjoy!

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I think I can see a Yeti ❄️🦧

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I don't know why I read that as Wolverine.

Little Cindy Lou Hoo who was no more than two.

LOL - each day?

Like the skies are clear enough to see to see more than a quarter mile on even half of the days.

Awesome the days you can see it though!!!

In that post someone made the same comment and his response was:

> It’s a 3 shot vertical panorama, the distortion is a result of the ultra wide fov. I could have corrected it, but simply prefer the more fantasy/steeper look.

i made a sand angel

Moraine Lake for anyone who’s interested. About a 10-15 minute drive from Lake Louise

This looks edited. Mt. Baker looks misshapen...

I looked at these mountains from the other side of the range in Kyrgyzstan. Some pics in my profile :)

What date was this taken?

3/4 from my Mama's Daddy's side lol