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Photographer: Ted Gore

Location: Mt. Assiniboine,

Canadian Rockies

Equipment: Nikon D600, AF-S

NIKKOR 14-24mm F2.8G ED

Situation: I was in the Mt. Assiniboine

area for a few days of shooting at the end

of September, in the hopes of catching

the changing colors of the larch trees. I

also was treated to a fresh covering of

snow, which was really making the entire

region extra spectacular. The image is of

Sunburst Peak, with Cerulean Lake flank-

ing its base. Mt. Assiniboine, the most

prominent peak of the area, stands tall

behind and to the left of Sunburst Peak.

The forecasts had been predicting

clear skies for the day, so I set my aim

for a twilight image. Twilight is such a

beautiful time of day, especially in the

morning, when the air is crisp and clear

and has a certain type of glow to it that’s

hard to describe. I find this is even more

so the case in the mountains. The peaks

catch the pink alpenglow and, when com-

bined with the soft blues of the twilight

sky, make for a perfect color palette.

Four shots were used for this image, one

being the twilight sky, which was taken

about 30 minutes before sunrise, and then

a three-shot focus stack of the foreground

and land a short while later. This allowed

for the ambient light to increase so that I

could capture the ground portion of the

image with as little noise as possible, with-

out separating the two moments so much

that combining them would be difficult and

possibly not look correct together.

–Ted Gore

In memory of Susan Fitzgerald, COO, 1966-

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