How to Take Photos in the Canadian Rockies Made Easy

Our guide to taking photos in the Canadian Rockies made easy includes lens picks, a packing list and the top spots for the best shots.

Through the Lens: Tips for Photographing the Canadian Rockies

The Canadian Rockies are impressive, but the various elements can be too many for a single photograph. A single scene can have dramatic foregrounds, lakes, ...

Photography In The National Parks: Road Trippin' The Canadian ...

Some locations are difficult to shoot for just the landscape. Sunwapta Falls, for instance, is a beautiful waterfall frothing with the milky ...

How to Photograph the Canadian Rockies in Winter | Scott Smorra

Cameras - A mirrorless or digital SLR body with good weather sealing is highly recommended. If possible, try to make sure you have a back up ...

Photography Trip of a Lifetime to the Canadian Rockies for Your ...

Remember you have to pack your lunch and water as well, and a tripod is a must. If one of your telephoto lenses has macro capability bring that one, rather than ...

Tony Irving's Guide to Photographing the Canadian Rockies

Must-visit spots include the picturesque resort town of Banff and the glacial lakes of Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. I like to shoot these spots during early ...

Photographic Opportunities Canadian Rockies - Cambridge in Colour

Two suggestions: Bring along a telephoto lens to isolate specific areas and to compress distances. ... Definitely have polarizing filters for any ...

Tips for Photographing the Canadian Rockies | Canada's Alberta

Also, people tend to shoot with wide lenses to try to get as much of the scene in as possible. Consider using a telephoto, or zooming in. "The mountains will ...

Photographing the Canadian Rockies - Part 1 - YouTube

I recently met up with my friends Thomas Heaton, Gavin Hardcastle, Brent Henderson & Adam Gibbs to photograph the epic Canadian Rockies.

Photographing the Canadian Rockies - NANPA

Sunrise at Moraine Lake. Climb the easy staircase from the parking lot for the best view. Be there early to get a good spot. Sunrise at Lake ...

Resources for Photographing the Canadian Rockies - Paul Zizka

Each week I get emails or messages from fellow photographers asking where they should photograph in Banff National Park and the Canadian ...

Where to buy "How to Photograph Canadian Rockies" - Photo.net

If you cannot get Darwin's book get a good tour guide book for all of the parks in the Canadian Rockies set up in location order as you are ...

A Banff Landscape Photography Guide - Over 50 Locations - YouTube

After years of photographing the Canadian Rockies I've decided to put everything I've learnt into writing to share with you so you can have ...

Best Places to Photograph in the Canadian Rockies Part I

The parking lot can get so full you may have to walk a kilometer or more from your car to the lake. You will want a wide angle lens to capture ...

Canadian Rockies Photo Tour - Reed Hoffmann

Natural Bridge turned out to be a natural place to use our tripods and neutral density filters. Nikon Z 9, Aperture Priority, Sunny white ...

Best Photography Spots in the Canadian Rocky Mountains - 24 & MAP

Lake Louise – Banff National Park ... Who has not heard of Lake Louise? Probably the most touristy place you will visit during your hunt for the ...

CANADA LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY | Rocky Mountains Vlog

Filmed in Canada - Fall 2023'. The first of a series of Landscape Photography Vlogs from the magnificent Canadian Rockies.

Fall photography guide to Banff - Mountain Photo Tours

Rather than recommend an exact spot I like to recommend areas which allow you to explore a little more and find your own unique take on the ...

15 Amazing Photography Spots in the Canadian Rockies

... have easy enough space. The Vermillion Lakes should be high on ... make the most of photo opportunities. You kindly responded to that ...

An Intimate Look at the Canadian Rockies

Once again, additional exploration yielded a compelling image, even when the light (and large crowds) made photographing the more obvious ...