This is a discussion on Lake Louise - Part IV within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; As I started on the trail down, there was a loud boom, which at first I thought was thunder, but ...
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Lake Louise - Part IV
As I started on the trail down, there was a loud boom, which at first I thought was thunder, but realized was an avalanche, as snow pack breaks off the cliff sides and falls down the mountain. I turned and saw it in the distance, well away from where I had been in any case.
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Cool shots, I prefer shot 2.
Btw, your signature"Existence has no goal. It is pure journey. The journey in life is so beautiful, who bothers for the destination. B. Rajneesh"
is extremely profound and meaningful to me; i wish i could live that phrase more fully.
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Wow ... catching an avalanche! How many photographers can say they've done that!! Very, very cool.
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Awesome. To be there at that moment and to catch it so beautifully. Well done.
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Marko: Thanks for the comments. But if you make living the phrase "more fully" your goal, haven't you missed the point? LOLOriginally Posted by Marko
MA, JAS, Ig and Lisa: Thanks too for your comments. it was indeed exciting. Mike
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Extremely rare moment. Well done !
Marko, mbrager - I'm guessing that you like Ekhart Tolle too ?
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well some may not have survived to tell the tale
however, these are great catches! well done!
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Thanks Lovin and Bambi. Mike
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That's a rare catch I guess. Really lucky and wonderful shots - especially the second one.
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