While visiting Waterton Lakes park we stayed just outside the park in Pincher Creek (its usually much cheaper than staying inside a national park where prices are exorbitant). The connecting highway had some of the most gorgeous landscapes, featuring neatly baled hay against mountainous backdrops! There was a slight bit of smoke in the air, which had drifted into our area, dimming the sky to a dull blue colour. Nonetheless, still very pretty. Can never seem to have the elements in complete perfection mode! Thanks for stopping by.
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom
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Nice landscapes shots! Have you ever seen those bailers in action? They are amazing machines to watch at work, dangerous too if you aren't careful! I grew up near an area where they grew a lot of alfalfa and I always liked watching them bail up the dried finished product.
Too bad the smoke blew in, but it makes for a nice contrast in the pictures. It also makes for beautiful sunsets! Smart move staying outside the park, it's always cheaper that way. Are you a camper or a hotel stayer when you travel with the family? I haven't gone camping since I was in my twenties, I don't miss sleeping on the hard ground! lol
More of a hotel stayer type..kind of a softie I guess, and don’t mind the softer beds too lol.
Oh I really like those rolls! They give always a countryside feeling of a life back in the years of our grandparents
Yes, something so pure about them rolls.
Right on , I even like the fake mountains in the back there. What I like to do is hit the bales with the throttle on & kinda jump them
Good idea bos!
yessss, that's wat I am talking about
#hive #posh
Thanks for the share.
Welcome
Thank you.
Slight haze but those bales against the peaks? Iconic.