A Few Banff Pics
This is the incredible Rundle Mountain, as seen from a walking bridge crossing the Bow river. One of my favourite views from around the town of Banff, without a doubt! There is still some snow visible on the right side of the river, but soon, toward the end of June, this river will be much much higher. It generally peaks end of June or early July, as the mountain snow melt winds down. If you have never had a chance to visit this place, certainly put it on your bucket list. You won’t regret it. Thanks for stopping by.
Camera: iPhone 16 Pro
Editing: Lightroom
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Amazing photography my friend. Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
Glad you found it amazing.
Such an odd tree😂😂😂
I'll be checking the community out..
Super odd looking right?
Yep
Bulbous 😂
The first image is just epic, makes you want to pick up a bad and go there for a trip
What tree is that? It's so funny
Very good question! Not sure what kind of tree it is. A pine or spruce maybe.
What a view it is. But why this tree is like this??
No idea whatsoever...odd isn't it!
Wow ooo very beautiful environment,even the sky is very brightful, ♥️👍 the tree itself is something else, that's the amazing hand work of God.What is the name of the tree?
This tree is probably a pine or spruce, very strange Looking isn't it?
Very strange oooooo 🥺
This is the first time I've seen a tree full of muscles😂
He's been taking steroids!
I’ve only seen the Canadian Rockies in photos and movies, but your shots make me want to visit even more
Yes, do come on by someday!
Wowwww, another great Post with amazing Shots as always
!DIY
Hey thank you.
Incredible mountain seemingly just popping up out of nowhere. Looks like a train engine /
Now that you mention it -- it sort of does!
The water from the 4th picture looks like it's still freezed..
Yes some of it still is.
I really dig that first image as well as the lumpy tree. Both of those are awesome! The second one is kind of cool as it shows that panoramic mountain view, such a cool place. Great shots!
Appreciate that. Such a photogenic place to visit!
The lumps on the tree are called "Burl Wood." It is caused by stress or disease, the tree creates those lumps as a defense mechanism. Woodworkers pay high premiums for these deformations because of the patterns in the wood grain.
These two YouTube shorts explain "Burl Wood" further
...https://youtube.com/shorts/Rl_F_92dCgs?si=AIa3FG23AiFuHGj9
...https://youtube.com/shorts/xjjostMS1HA?si=IDO5_0ogTEmlxfz7
Great! Thanks for the detailed information.
Too bad this long weekend is going to be mediocre, maybe we are going to head out to the Okotoks or Canmore to walk around. I understand there are going to be some restrictions out towards Kananaskis soon for the g7 meetup. Have a happy Victoria Day.
Oh well, better to be outside doing something vs sitting around. Have a great long weekend!
A little bit of Turquoise wata, coo
Yes, Banff is a beauty ain't it!