“Canmore is a beautiful mountain town nestled in the Canadian Rockies. I was looking forward to shooting some time lapse of the mountains on my day off. The day was over cast and no mountains could be seen. I was disappointed. At about 4PM I decided to take my dog for a walk (or he decided) and brought my camera. I keep telling people its a lot of fun finding the beauty in the mundane. I thought I would put my imagination and camera to the test.”
Video by Graham Twomey
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Director of Photography’s Photo/Video of the day:
Cee Bee Dam near Canmore.
Hasselblad H1 Imacon Digital back 80mm
Director of Photography’s Photo/Video of the day:
This is a train speeding along the tracks near my home in Canmore Alberta. By having a slower shutter speed trains can become a beautiful streak of colour.
Hasselblad H1 80mm Imacon digital back
Director of Photography’s Photo/Video of the Day:
On the roof of the Grand Rockies Hotel as it was being built in Canmore. This is a 360 made from 84 RAW images. 12 images around and a bracket of 7 exposures.
Nikon D300 Tokina 11-16mm
Director of Photography’s Photo/Video of the day:
This is near Exshaw on a dynamite wall over looking the Bow River. It is a partial 360. I was lucky that the train stretched from horizon to horizon!
Nikon D300 Tokina 11-16mm
Director of Photography’s Photo/Video of the day:
Burrrrrrrr winter is here! Nice to see the snow in the Bow Valley. This is an ice formation on the Spray Lakes in the Kananaskis.
Nikon D300 Tokina 11-17mm 2.8
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Photo credit Steve Wong - Banff Photography
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Photo by Lee Simmons - Banff Photography
Fall colours taken east of Quarry Lake in Canmore. Image taken with Sony A700 and Tokina 11-16mm wide angle lens. Image post done in Luminance-HDR for Mac.
Photo Credit: Steven Wong
