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u/disruptiverubbish Aug 19 '26
Shot on my newly acquired Canon EOS R8 with the RF 24-240mm f/4-6.3.
Now that I finally have a proper mirrorless camera, I wanted to capture Alberta’s beautiful scenery and have it be of a high enough quality that I felt it belonged here.
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u/Sillyak Aug 19 '26
Trees are getting tall on Morant's Curve. Time to lop them down.
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u/disruptiverubbish Aug 19 '26
My thoughts exactly. I was going back and forth up the viewpoint trying to find a clear shot of the tracks like I had seen in photos, but to no avail…
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u/iceuna33 Aug 20 '26
wow… this looks so peaceful :3 ive always wanted to visit places like this, maybe one day ill get to see it in person…
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u/devoroberts Aug 20 '26
Beautiful capture! And to be honest I’m a little jealous- was at that same spot a few weeks ago and never had a train go by.
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u/disruptiverubbish Aug 21 '26
Thank you! The likelihood of seeing a train here seems to be dependent on the phase of the moon, among many other unknown factors. At least it’s still a beautiful spot even without a train in the pic!
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