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The almost incredulous colours of Peyto Lake are the result of Moraine runoff from the granite mountains. Fine particles suspended in the waters of the lake refracting the sunlight and delivering a pronounced turquoise. The lake was named after an early trapper and mountain guide in the region, Bill Peyto. As you journey south from Jasper toward Banff it sits to the right off the Icefields Parkway, and is perhaps the most jaw dropping of a myriad of scenes on this route. I was particularly blessed with a very clear bright sky this day at the end of Autumn, the beginings of a winter snow on the caps of mountains, and the glaciers that lead down to the lake were glinting and sparkling in the sun.
These images are all wide ratio panorama with a 3:1 long edge to short edge ratio. They are printed on 280gms quality photo paper with rich permanent inks and crisp resolution across the frame.
The almost incredulous colours of Peyto Lake are the result of Moraine runoff from the granite mountains. Fine particles suspended in the waters of the lake refracting the sunlight and delivering a pronounced turquoise. The lake was named after an early trapper and mountain guide in the region, Bill Peyto. As you journey south from Jasper toward Banff it sits to the right off the Icefields Parkway, and is perhaps the most jaw dropping of a myriad of scenes on this route. I was particularly blessed with a very clear bright sky this day at the end of Autumn, the beginings of a winter snow on the caps of mountains, and the glaciers that lead down to the lake were glinting and sparkling in the sun.
These images are all wide ratio panorama with a 3:1 long edge to short edge ratio. They are printed on 280gms quality photo paper with rich permanent inks and crisp resolution across the frame.