A Touch of Autumn.......

at Lake Minnewanka. What a great name for a lake!
This was one of the few trees that had leaves turning orange as most trees were coniferous or deciduous that went yellow before leaf drop.

[Graeme Stevens]

Stunning shot

[Vijay]

Fav

[Sheralee S]

I am loving all your shots and now I really want to go back! I think the kayak or whatever it is is a little distracting but still such a beautiful image.

[Denise Wood]

Stunning capture :) Fav

[vstap]

This is spectacular!

[Faye Turner]

I like the red from the canoe, it brings your eye to look at the whole picture! Really great shot! Fav

[Pam Knowler]

Another stunner! What a beautiful view! Fav!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful shot. I love your composition and the colors.

[julia]

Beautiful ...fav

[Paul J]

Stunning beauty, great photo.

[Hope D Jennings]

Your landscapes are just breathtaking!

[richard saffold]

amazing tropical color of the water.

[Karen Smale]

Lovely colors!

[Frank Hymus]

What beautiful and unusual colors. The aqua on the water is most unusual. Nicely balanced up and down, and then the wild contrast left to right. Fav.

[elkehochban]

Spectacular shot! faved

[Mannie]

I always enjoy your landscapes. You have the knack.

[Daisy Miller]

Gorgeous Autumn shot. Good reflection. Great composition. A fav

[Terry Molvik]

Stunning. Fav.

[Joan Robillard]

Just a stunning photo. Thanks for commenting on my picture today.

[Kane Arlow]

Just gorgeous. The colour of the water is just amazing.

[Meg]

Gorgeous!

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Annie D]

beautiful colours and reflections

[Andrew S]

This just reinforces my desire to go there. Stunning!

[Julie Chapa]

Wonderful colours.

[Robyn]

Beautiful colours and reflections

[Khawbecker]

Spectacular scene, so well captured! Fav!

[gloria jones]

Amazing reflections, composition. Fav

[Lindy]

I cannot find enough words so ....simply stunning...again.

[Call me Joe]

Bravo!!

[Jane Anderson]

Breathtaking! I literally gasped when I first looked at this!

[Karen Mitchell]

Super contrast of colours! The water is always such a shockingly vibrant hue and then with this orange it looks ever more surreal.

[Wendy]

Beautiful as always...love your photos..they are absolutely gorgeous!

[Dawn Ulmer]

Gorgeous autumn image.

[Susan C Clow]

How could I not FAV this one. It is stunningly beautiful.

[Sue Wilde]

Such fabulous colour

[Debbie]

stunning

[Margaret Obey]

Wonderful colours

[Carl Thomas]

Beautiful

[Jenny Ren]

Gorgeous!

[Jan Hall]

such a lot to like about this!

[Creative Fool]

Gorgeous capture!

[Alison]

Wow. Amazing.

[Tim]

Beautiful shot. Wonderful colour tones and reflections. Great image.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Amazing scene and reflections Love the autumn leaves ,highlighted by the pop of red (boat)seen through the branches ! fav

[Karen Hughes]

Stunning shot and what spectacular scenery

[Tony Crew]

Beautiful. That turquoise line is stunning.

[cglist]

Gorgeous shot!

[jayn]

wow. another beautiful landscape/lakescape. this is stunning

[jayn]

fav

[Tracey]

Gorgeous shot fav

[Maggie]

A very stunning view, beautifully captured.

[Pam]

Beautiful!!

[Brian Wright]

A stunning landscape. Love the shallows and tree colour in the foreground. Congrat's on Trending.

[Denise]

Beautifully composed landscape with the reflections and pop of color.

[Leon Buijs]

Another fabulous lake shot, the tree and canoe add a bit of contrasting colour and depth

[Peter Dulis]

Love this one ...

[Cathrine Mitchell]

What a beautiful view. FAV

[Kathie]

Lovely composition. Fav

[Helen K]

Wow!

[Mary Lou]

I would have sworn this was somewhere in Alberta Canada, the colour of the water is exactly the same - a beautiful shot!

[KWind]

I love the colours!

[Ragnhild :)]

Beautiful

[Shepherdman's Wife]

@allred3 you're so right. Lake Minnewanka is a glacial lake located in the eastern area of Banff National Park in Canada, about five kilometres northeast of the Banff townsite.

[Mary Lou]

@shepherdmanswife that funny - I read you where you lived and assumed it was in England. Those glacial lake have that stunning colour.

[Shepherdman's Wife]

@allred3 gosh, I wish our lakes looked like this. Sadly they don't!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

I wish I was with you, as I have said before, The Rockies in Canada has to be the best place I've been to. Another spectacular capture and a FAV from me.

[Shepherdman's Wife]

@ladymagpie It's our favourite place too. We are planning our next visit there. Lots of pennies to save up though! Thanks for the fav

[Molly]

I wish there was a double-fav button! This is so absolutely gorgeous, especially with the autumn tree, and those fabulous reflections.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Beautiful photo! fav

[Margaret Brown]

So beautiful and serene

[Joyce]

Stunning. Fav

[Shepherdman's Wife]

@thistle thank you Joyce but the fav is not showing. Would you mind pressing the * again:)

[Joyce]

@shepherdmanswife Sorry done now!

[Shepherdman's Wife]

@thistle thank you

[Lynne Hart]

Beautiful.

[Krista Marson]

could easily be on a calendar.

[Sarah Munnings]

Amazingly beautiful...........just as I remember it when we were there.....an instant fav from me

[Stephanie Swift]

Stunning comp and colour, fav!

[Kathleen Hickey]

Lovely color and beautiful composition.

[Joy's Focus]

Gorgeous scene and composition! Fav!

[Taffy]

A stunner as this whole trip of photos has been. WOW and instant fav.

[Lesley Chisholm]

I love the burst of colour with the majestic mountains in the background.

[Penny Price]

Fab-u-lous. Fav.

[Osia Strasner]

This is such a "yummy" picture!!! There is just something about the clear blue water with the rocks/pebbles visible underneath, the sky beyond, and then the perfect framing by the fiery orange leaves and branches of the tree on the left! Superb....and, another FAV!!

[Julia]

Gorgeous!

[Ruth Greene]

Looking at your project makes me want to live where you live, you do it such justice!

[Islandgirl]

Lovely with the pop of red to the left, love how the reflections lead you to the snowy mountains in the background.
Did you use your wide angle lens for most of your landscape photos of the mountains?