Lake Louise at Alberta, Canada. This series of photo was taken during 2017 late summer. We arrived just after the wild fire got put out. The glacier at the background of Lake Louise just starting to reveal itself to us. On the first day of arrival it's all foggy and mystery and the lake keep changing shape and look for the following 2 days during our stay.
One of the image is current selling through Minted.Minted.
#mystery or confusion, are we taking the right direction. Like driving on the highway in mist, elevate our shelf should makes thing clear. Hope everyone find their own path. This is a photo taken in #autumn setting, through a cable car window. #scapspiration #landscape #mistyroad #tranquil #nopeople #aerial #infrastructure .
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The big giant “god” figure is the most astonishing image in the guide-book long before my trip. Quite frankly, I was sort of disappointed when I saw the real figure since I thought it can be carved out of a mountain.However, these giant steps to the Sun Temple at its top marked me an unforgettable memory. It’s 2,792 m (9,160 ft), and jumping and shouting is a sure not to do when you still not adjust well to high altitude. (However, when I had arrived Amantani of Lake Titicaca later climbing somewhat at 3800m, I feel very near to collapse) I like the view from top of mountain seeing Valley River intertwined and change its curve in front the sculpted mountain, I suppose it should be fairly dramatic when the river flooded. The so call “Inca” chief face right at the silhouette profile of mountain capture the 1st light at winter solstice at is eye, sound mysterious but poetic, isn’t it? Afterward…it’s the time for the train ride…Machu Picchu —WE ARE COMING!!!
the scale of rock
valley with agriculture
the big chief
the giant
overall view of valley
Bazaar.. I had been bugging to buy a book for 50 sole here and not be able to cut it down to 40. I gave up, but regret afterward since nowhere else again during my trip I can get this book. After all I knew, this book had been only sold in Cusco(weird). If you would buy in Amazon now, it’s 100 USD. Should got a stack when I had chance~
before the train ride
All I know about this place before my visit is a fact that there is a great bargain market below the mountain. However, the terrace over here is quite dramatic and apparently they are still using it as today (to see terrace on this altitude is very abnormal as well). The valley river- Urubamba is completed draught since we visit here at the end of dry season. Because of its strategic location; this is a spot known for its military / agriculture / religious. I don’t feel having much connection to this landscape and due to the sky is overcast w/ dull and flat light with the chill wind around me, I just feel simply a sorrow and memorable glory of the Inca past.
