Mount Inglismaldie (2963m/9722ft) in the evening sun, across Lake Minnewanka (1480m/4854). Doing the arithmetic, the peak is not quite a mile above the lake. It's a natural lake, augmented significantly by a dam that was built during WWII, when electrical power was of course crucial for the defense of this vulnerable region, after laws protecting the environment had been suspended for the duration of the conflict.

2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 400VC
Contax 645, 80mm, f8.0 1/125 sec
Copyright © 2002 Daniel L. Johnson

Mount Inglismaldie -- is there any doubt Banff was settled by Scots? -- basks in a transient shaft of sun on a rainy day across Lake Minnewanka.
2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f16.0 1/180 sec
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In case you had any idea this is a pristine wilderness area, untrammeled by motors or the noisome fragrance of Benzene Incense, let me show you the dock on the shore of Lake Minnewanka. Cascade Mountain is at the back.
2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f8.0 1/250 sec
Copyright © 2002 Daniel L. Johnson

The L2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f8.0 1/60 secake Minnewanka shoreline.
2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f11.0 1/90 sec
Copyright © 2002 Daniel L. Johnson

The Paliser Range, looking up the Cascade Valley from the Stewart Canyon Bridge.
2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f22.0 1/30 sec
Copyright © 2002 Daniel L. Johnson

Stewart Canyon, an arm of Lake Minnewanka.
2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f8.0 1/60 sec
Copyright © 2002 Daniel L. Johnson

Rain clouds brush across the peak of Cascade Mountain, looking west from Lake Minnewanka.
2 September 2002, Banff National Park, Alberta

Kodak Portra 800
Contax 645, 80mm, f8.0 1/125 sec
Copyright © 2002 Daniel L. Johnson

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