Mt Cartier. by Ti-Paul

Photography • Landscape • posted on Mar 13, 2005

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This photo was taken back in the winter 1995 of Mt Cartier Revelstoke BC.The old SLR Pentax was used for this shot!I don't have the best scanner in the world,but it'll have to do! It still a pretty scene! What do you think? Thanks for viewing! :)

Comments (12)

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Zacko

1:31AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Such magnificent scenery!!! Incredible!!! Thanks for sharing #:o)

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diomedes66

1:39AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Magnificent mountain and wonderful presentation; imagine the view from the summit! Well done indeed!

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DJB

1:42AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

That would be great to get on the summit and view around. I must go with my friend on his next trip up here for some of these spectacular shots.

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sossy

6:48AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

a capture like a jewel out of a treasure! fantastic shot! ;o)

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nathalie06

7:24AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Ciao Paul ! Beautiful this Mont Cartier. The mountain is always spectacular and full of emotions. One feels so small, so humble in front of these giants of Nature. It's a place or one would like to walk in wood, to make some meetings there. Who knows if there is stags or other deer tribe in this valley ? Have a good day Paul. A bient... Amicalement. Nathalie

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sharky_

8:47AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

I think its beautiful and a very challenging mountain. Excellent capture

cynlee

11:53AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

ah well... it's majesty still shows through :]

soulofharmony

1:05PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

mmmmmmmm the mountians are dreamy.. a rare site for someone from the flat lands.. highest hill is a mole hill.. no serious love those snowy peaks.. trees give a good indication of height.. excellent :)

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