Saturday, September 21, 2013

Lake O'hara

Bit of a risky adventure this time as I headed up the Lake O'hara access road in the moonlight. My 5d and tripod strapped to my running pack. My whistle, bear bells and my hunting knife were little re-assurance as I spotted a pair of glowing eyes behind me in the moonlight as I headed up the trail. Thankfully this time it was only a deer. But those were the eyes I spotted. The ones to really be afraid of are the eyes you don't see.

Anyways it was worth the extra anxiety. Just as I arrived at Lake O'hara, some little fluffy clouds revealed some early autumn alpenglow.



Sunlight begins to clear the massive peaks as I reach the holy land: The Opabin Plateau.

I could have spent all day exploring the little collection ponds leading up to Opabin Lake. This image seems fake to me. It's impossible for a place to be this extraordinary. Emerald blue lakes, Fire yellow trees resting beneath the shear faces of the peaks in Yoho National Park.

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Since I tend to spill my drink when moving at high speeds, I combine just two of my addictions: running and photography. I travel heavy with thousands of dollars of equipment in a $30 running backpack. That is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the stupidity I get into while fumbling around in my majestic backyard.

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