It’s Cirque of the unclimbables in nahanni national park

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I haven’t been to Iceland but this area has a lot of vegetation in the meadows below the peaks

Glad you liked it🙏. Unfortunately I’m pretty hesitant to give people full res photos but I do sell prints

Thanks, lotr is definitely an inspiration for me

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Yah a lot of the Canadian North is Tundra but but it definitely has its fair share of world class mountains. This particular spot is world renowned for rock climbing

We flew into Whitehorse then drove for about 6 hours east. We then caught a float plane from close to the Yukon boarder with kluane air. After that it’s about a 5-8 h hike to this spot.

Nice! Yah definitely an area straight out of a fantasy novel!

Yes! Tolkien’s work and his descriptions of middle earth has always been a huge inspiration for me to get out and explore. I saw a few pictures of this place and that’s exactly what came to mind and I knew I needed to go there

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It’s an amazing place to visit. Basically it’s a meadow surrounded by massive rock towers. It’s a legendary spot for rock climbers

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Thank you! Yah, like the other person pointed out this is cirque of the unclimbables Nahanni National park in the North West Territories. Territories are like provinces but with less people.

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"The Dark Lotus"

Last fall, I was fortunate enough to visit the North West Territories for the first and boy, did it not disappoint. This shot was taken in Nahanni National park, NWT, Canada

Editing: Time blend, dodge/burn, color correction

Exif: F/18, 1/80 sec, 100 ISO

Gear: Nikon D850, Nikkor 24-105mm

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The setting for the foreground were chosen to get everything in focus and get a nice shutter speed for the water

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Jack brauer has a few shots of that peak I believe. The photography possibilities in the Canadian Rockies are endless but sometimes you have hike a bit.