20 Most Popular Rockies Photographs of 2012

I like to think that I go out there and try to get creative and shoot only what inspires me. If I come home with something I am proud of and that I can truly relate to, I am happy. But because there are bills to pay (and because it is always nice to be appreciated and understood!), I am always at least a little concerned about how people will react to my work.

One of the many upsides of being a photographer in 2012 is the instant feedback one can get on his or her work via the Internet, and the ability to see which photographs appeal most to the general public. There are always surprises. Either images you are not 100% sure about that “take off”, or others you absolutely love, but no one else connects with. Overall, I am happy with the images displayed in this post, which are the 20 most popular photographs I took in the Canadian Rockies this year.

For those still working on their Christmas shopping, most of the photographs displayed here are available as limited edition prints. All you have to do is contact me  with your print size, name and format selections. ALSO, all orders made by December 15th will receive a 15% discount. The chart and information below covers the basic options, and additional print sizes and formats are available upon request. Thanks everyone for your support this year!

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“Quintessential Canada”, Moraine Lake, Banff National Park.

“Valentine’s Day Aurora”, Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park.

“Mars On The Rise”, Vermilion Lakes, Banff National Park.

“Water Spirits”, Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park.

“Spellbound”, Vermilion Lakes, Banff National Park.

“Saknowa Stars”, Deltaform Mountain, Banff/Kootenay National Parks.

“Moonlit Minnewanka”, Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park.

“The Sentinel”, Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park.

“Alpine Engagement”, Crowfoot Mountain, Banff National Park.

“Swirling Mists”, Mount Rundle, Canmore.

“Crystal Morning”, Two Jack Lake, Banff National Park.

“Silent Spectators”, Castle Mountain, Banff National Park.

“Moonlit Conversation”, Bow Lake, Banff National Park.

“Eerie Finale”, Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park.

“Great Divide Sunset”, Neptuak Mountain, Banff/Yoho/Kootenay National Parks.