Bow Valley, Banff National Park by danapommet
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Description
Back in Banff National Park, this is a shot into the Bow Valley and you can see a section of the Bow River, just behind the trees. The Bow Falls, in this river, were featured in the 1953 Marilyn Monroe film River of No Return. This was my view, from the Inn, that I stayed in, half way up the mountain. 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 (22)
Fantastic capture! Love the colours and scenery. One could literally get lost up here.
very lovely land. what a view. bet the air was clean too
breathtaking. What a feeling looking out over this landscape. Superb shot.
OMG....What a fascinating view Dana, marvelous capture!
Another GREAT POV! Your series of northern landscapes is amazing! Full sized picture viewing is highly recommended!!!
Dana, you're a one-man advertisement for Canadian travel! Take lots of dollars if you want to stay in Banff though; I've never been able to afford it there, ha ha!
A very wonderful landscape.
What a view!
Splendid landscape !Very beautiful colors !
Impresive landscape! Great capture Dana. ;)
stunning view and landscape!!
Another wonderful Canadian Rockies shot. Well done, Dana. This is beautiful
splendid pano!
These views are amazing!!!!
Beautiful view... Aloha
Beautiful view and photoshot.
SPLENDID VIEW
Perfection!
beau paysage!!
Stellar clarity, lighting and texture in this gorgeous photo of the distant mountain range, perfectly framed between the cleavage of the foreground mountain, Dana!
A grand view of the mountains, great capture!
I agree with Mrs Lubner : breath taking !