Erratic Rock

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Comments

Jane LeBlanc

Awesome, Clifford! The story only adds to the photo. Well done.

Clifford Dupuis

Thank you Jane, I found it most interesting

Heather Mellon

What a amazing capture of this view Clifford. That streaky background sky sets the boulders off perfectly here and the foreground walks the viewer into the scene so perfectly. A truly fab capture of one of the wonders of nature. This would make a great jigsaw puzzle too btw. So well done..

Clifford Dupuis

Thank you so much Heather for your kind words. Much appreciated

Yves Langlois

Hi Clifford! Those massive rock are beautyful and you frame them so they are the star in the picture.. Of course we know about boulders moved by glacier but that big is impressive. Appreciate that you included the Trail that confirm we can't go straight. Nice shot.

Clifford Dupuis

thank you Yves glad you like it

Debra Plett

Terrific capture and very interesting storyline Clifford. Nicely done.

Clifford Dupuis

Thanks so much Debra

Description
This 16,500-tonne giant came to rest at this site near Okotoks, Alberta after completing a journey of some 300 kms approximately 15000 years ago. It was part of a massive rock slide at Mt Edith Cavell near Jasper and fell onto a gigantic ice sheet that then transported it to this location.
Taken By
Clifford Dupuis
Taken On
March 11, 2024
Tagged
erratic_rock okotoks alberta mt_edith_cavell rock cliff nature outdoors path scenery road trail grass plant architecture building bunker cloud sky natural_landscape highland bedrock terrain mountain
  • Focal: 36
  • Shutter speed: 0.008 sec
  • Aperture: f/ 8

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