Natural Bridge on the Kicking Horse River by danapommet
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a small Natural Bridge, that was worn through the rock ledge, by the Kicking Horse River, in the Kicking Horse Pass, in Yoho National Park, near Field, British Columbia, in the Canadian Rockies. The river is flowing toward you and there is a short fall just before the water moves under the rock ledge. The river is fed by glaciers and snow melt. The milky look, to the water, is from all of the silt (rock flour) generated by the moving glaciers. Scanned from an August 1988 photo. Info from Wikipedia. Zoom is good.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments.
They are very much appreciated.
Dana

Comments (20)
Cool shot (Pun intended)
this is wonderful shot
Another wonderful shot Dana, a fascinating place!
Really lovely and the person adds to it.
Nice shot!
Once again thankyou for the figure in there! Marvellous.
Very beautiful shot !
Wonderful shot
Superb capture! Love the person there for scale. :)
amazing ! wonderful shot !
fantastic landscape!
I love the name of this river Kicking Horse River, great!!!!
WOW! SUPER COOL PLACE!
Another great capture.
BEAUTY...Now rhe water level is low really low...long ago (200 years ago) the water level was 40 to 50 feets higher :)
Fantastic natural structure! Wonderful capture!
bonne photo!!
Beautifully sharp and stark composition in another one of your excellently scanned film shots, Dana! Nature in the raw.
Excellent capture!
Stunning landscape !