From: ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PESO: My Sorry Lake Louise
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Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 10:24 AM
Yes - that is the Athabasca ... IT feeds the river of the
same name...
I will definitely dig up my comparison shots....
I know Moraine Lake, of course --
(I've been to the Canadian Rockies 4 times... though
the last time I wasn't as far north as Jasper...)
The lack of snow and low water has to do with when you were
there of course - not just in terms of
months but what year it was....
WHen I was there in June of 1976 I was walking in snow to
get around to the otherside of the lake at Lake Louise...
I had hoped to climb up the trail to MT Burgess to poke
around the outcrops for trilobites in the Burgess shale...
alas, there was much too much snow on the trail.
I was there just about summer Solstice time. In 1992 I
saw the Athabasca in late April.
ann
Jack Davis wrote:
I have no Idea of the name of the glacier you're
referring to, but we ate in a large rustic restaurant across
from a glacier on which tourists were being driven in buses.
I may have a shot and will take a look. Remember we were
there early spring and the area would likely be carrying
slightly more snow and ice than when you were there in June.
If I can locate my shot of Lake Moraine, (near Louise)
I may get a small web scan done. If you're ever been
there, you will be struck by the lack of snow and the low
water. I had a large print made of it after returning home,
but grew to regard it as a so so shot and probably relegated
the neg to my oblivion file. Thanks for commenting.
--- On Mon, 12/8/08, ann sanfedele
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From: ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PESO: My Sorry Lake Louise
To: "Pentax-Discuss Mail List"
<pdml@pdml.net>
Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 7:22 AM
I was comparing the two for the amount of
glaciation left
... made me think I should dig out my 1976 shot
from
the same angle...
I was there in June of that year, so the
comparison for
that purpose to Jack's is more apt...
But the startling glacier receding shots of mine
are
comparing 1976 with 1992 at the Athabasca Glacier
at Jasper.
Does anyone have a recent shot of it to share?
ann
Jack Davis wrote:
Certainly not in the spirit of competition (I
know
better), but just to celebrate my feelings about
this
location.
This taken in April or May of 1995 when my
wife and I
did Banff and Jasper Ntl PK's. Was early AM
and no one
else about. I leaned over a rock wall, reached
down and
rested my ME Super (w/K24mm) vertically on a
boulder.
Couldn't see through the viewfinder, so set a
hyper
focus guess. I cropped some of the foreground
boulders to
give it what I felt was a better composition.
Was a variety of color neg film that I'm
too lazy
to dig out to check. Don't recall the ISO, but
was
shooting some 200 in those days.
Jack
Comments welcome of course.
http://photolightimages.com/aspupload/detail.asp?ID=354
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