Amazing image. Absolutely beautiful. Do you happen to have one without the cloud cover?

chukar22:

Glad you liked the image, thank you.

I don't have any without the cloud cover, sorry. I was at the location but for minutes.

Incredible detail here Rob. I love the splash of sun across the mountain. I like the cloud cover. It really lets me know that how high this really is :) I also like the darker colors that are found in this image. It isn't so bright that the snow is whited out. May I ask what mountain range (or mountain) this is? Thanks for the great post. Right into my favorites folder on my harddrive.

Mimi: Don't know the name of the mountain, sorry. Perhaps someone local to Banff can identify it.

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Hi Rob. You have captured this giant in a way that the viewer can feel its glory in milliseconds. Glad I came across this image since it has unusual but very good brightness and contrast together with nice wite balance. Well done.

This is such a dramatic photo..the only thing missing is for us to know where this is...can ya tell us? I love how the sun is on parts of the mountain and shade on another....very nice work Rob

This is one majestic mountain, that's for sure! Wherever it is I'm sure it's been referred to as "God's Country" by more than a few people. Excellent job!!..=)

A very majestic image indeed. Clear view without haze or fog. A very beautiful image. Great job.
Russ

Spectacular view, the snow covered mountains touching the billowing clouds and the overview here is breathtaking. What a wonderful shot you have captured.

Great photo Rob, the Mountains are nicely centered and I like the clouds and shadows also!

That bit of sunlight hitting the side of the mountain really adds something...that and the colors of the sky all give it a beauty touching on the spiritual...great shot.:Pat.

I must say this recent collection of these 4UU shots are stunning. I would rate all 9/10's but I'm in a hurry. Keep up the work!

Rye

You have a way of capturing the majesty! So often a picture is disappointing compared to the real. Surely this one isn't... it's breathtaking. :-)

stunning image , very stunning. a well done capture.

Great shot. I wish I could have seen it with my own eyes.

This one has a nice sweep to it with the ridges on the mountain and great depth.

This one has to be my favorite. I'm facinated by the geology here. The snow highlighting the striations of the rock lifted over millions of years and the clouds adding their dramatic shadows make it my top rated image for the day.

That appears to be Rundle Mountain. I was in Banff last May, admiring both mountains there (the other is Cascade Mountain). Great shot!

Love the cloud cover hiding the tip. The timing couldn't have been better for this exposure

Great Shot RobNevin
I think "tadurham" has it right. It looks like the east side of mount Rundle. The east side face's Highway #1 as you are heading west. The West side is basically one long slop that goes from the tip to the base at about a 45 degree slop. I camped out and hunted in the Alberta mountains for about 20 years. To this day, I am still awed and homesick whenever I see them.

There isn't much I add that hasn't already been said. I have not see such exsquisite detail, clarity and purity of color in the smae photo in a long time. Are you a professional photographer? If not, you ought to be. Fantastic. What camera are you using?
Pat

I just found this fabulous capture that you presented some time ago and wanted to tell you it's amazing and so very well done. Thanks for having it out here for us. Anita

Beautiful! My new desktop!

It's Mount Rundle, I lived there for 6 months, it dominates the town.

great shot. Thanks for sharing