For the Love of it...

Paul Tupman
For the Love of it... by Paul Tupman
For the Love of it... by Paul Tupman

For the Love of it...

I have got a couple shots to upload from this location, just around the corner from Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada but I just wanted to upload this one first. For me it sums up so much of our road trip through the Canadian Rockies and surrounding area… stunning scenery at every turn, an amazing adventure to always remember and of course always going that bit further to get the shot!

For the Love of it... belongs to the following groups:

Icy Cold and Landscape Photography
  • traceyanne

    traceyanne, 2 months ago

    GREAT shot soooooo cool…what does it look like in colour?

  • Paul Tupman

    Paul Tupman in reply to traceyanne’s comment, 2 months ago

    Hi… and thanks Traceyanne! From memory, it kind of looked a bit like this in colour!! I only shot this in B+W, but even some of my colour shots at different locations look B+W!

  • Claire Armistead

    Claire Armistead, 2 months ago

    Ohhhhhhh Paul, great title and image. It certainly would have to be for the love of it; that was a killer thigh work out! Such a beautiful capture. I love the backdrop and perspective in this. Great job xx

  • Paul Tupman

    Paul Tupman in reply to Claire Armistead’s comment, 2 months ago

    Thanks Claire, and yeah that was a work out, trudging through the snow! You cant see how deep it actually was here because the footprints would cave in with snow immediately… thanks for leading the way in this one to let me get the shot! And remember, stay away from the cracks in the snow!

  • midzing

    midzing, 2 months ago

    beautifully shot…. well done

  • Naomi Frost

    Naomi Frost, 2 months ago

    WOW..stunning capture..love the sky. Looks brilliant in B&W. I think every photographer would have a tale about the lengths they have gone to to get a shot…the title is so appropriate.

  • Peter Hill

    Peter Hill, 2 months ago

    Beautiful imagery, well composed too.

  • traceyanne

    traceyanne, 2 months ago

    what ever the colour perfect shot…so peaceful

  • Stuart Chapman

    Stuart Chapman, 2 months ago

    What a wonderful looking place Paul and to top it all what an even more wonderful shot! The portrait view gives an immense amount of depth and the individual (note no presumptions here – I stand no chance!) really adds to the immense scale of it all.

    I can really get a feeling of the cold and expanse of this place – you’ve captured it so well.

  • Deborah Parkin

    Deborah Parkin, 2 months ago

    This is such a fantastic shot Paul – i love the way the footprints lead you into the image and draws us in to the photographer (i assume Claire :)) – it makes us almost crawl into on our knees and yet the suprise is the fabulous and imposing mountain in the backgound – discreet yet forebaring – fantastic – really love this image.

  • Matt Hurrell

    Matt Hurrell, 2 months ago

    Wow. Must remeber to book those tickets for Canada. Great shots mate, looks like you two had a great time!

  • KristaLynn1807

    KristaLynn1807, 2 months ago

    AMAZING SHOT GREAT TONE VERY MAGICAL

  • Mel Brackstone

    Mel Brackstone, 2 months ago

    What an amazingly different climate and scenery you have here compared to your desert home, Paul!! I really love this! (although I doubt I’d be able to deal with all that snow in reality)

  • coffeebean

    coffeebean, 25 days ago

    Great scene, a really well composed shot, very very nice work.

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