It's hard to find mountains more picturesque and beautiful than the Canadian Rockies.
The reflected majesty of glaciated peaks shimmering in mirrored lakes is both stunning and inspiring. From the world famous gems of Banff's Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, to Yoho's stunning Lake O'Hara region, to the Matterhorn-like spire of Mount Assiniboine, this region's scenic splendor will take your breath away.
This book captures the photographic memories of a photographer father and his son as they celebrate the son's graduation from college.
About the Author
John Harbison
johnharbo
Palos Verdes, California USA
John Harbison has been a landscape photographer since 1975, capturing natural landscapes worldwide in such inspiring locales as New Zealand, Iceland, Africa, Patagonia, China, and many national parks in North America. The variety of his work can be seen at www.BestNaturePhotos.com.
He was born in Philadelphia, and graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Business School. His 33-year business career has spanned a series of leadership and CEO roles in high-tech, and he remains very active in helping start-up companies get launched and prosper.
He has been featured in juried art shows in Palos Verdes, California where he lives. Twice he has won the Grand Prize at the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy Photo Contest.
Publish Date December 10, 2009
Dimensions Standard Landscape 160 pgs
Premium Paper, lustre finish
Category Arts & Photography
Tags valley of the ten peaks, moraine lake, lake agnes, national parks, lake o'hara, lake louise, canadian rockies, canada, waterfall, glacier, marmot, nature, scenery, lakes, lake, mountain, assiniboine, yoho, banff
Comments
vszalay says
Very nice pictures! I've been to the Canadian Rockies a couple of times myself (and done a fair amount of hiking there), but I don't recognize a lot of your images, including the ones of the Matterhorn-lookalike. Where's that, I wonder?
I published a book here on Blurb myself: Day Hiking Washington's Cascades A Pictorial Guide to Washinton's Scenic High Country: From Adams to Baker. Feel free to take a look. Paul
posted at 04:29pm Apr 28 PST