The Canadian Rockies are a majestic mountain range stretching over 700 miles along the western edge of Alberta and British Columbia. Known for their rugged peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and expansive wilderness, they showcase a dramatic interplay of geology and ecology. Towering ancient rock formations rise sharply from dense forests, punctuated by sweeping valleys and alpine meadows. The region is a dynamic landscape sculpted by glaciers, volcanic activity, and tectonic shifts, creating a vivid palette of colors and textures that inspire these contemporary interpretations.
Alpine Horizons
Double Depth Peak Reflection
Glacial Summit Lake
Where The Sky Holds Stone
Cerulean Glacial Pool
Snow Crowned Peaks
Moraine Drift
Altitude in Indigo
Twilight Over Granite Ridge
Rising Through The Air