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PORTFOLIO GALLERIES

Stunning nature photography from the Canadian Rockies and further afield by Canadian landscape photographer, Nick Fitzhardinge.

PORTFOLIO GALLERIES

Stunning nature photography from the Canadian Rockies and further afield by Canadian landscape photographer, Nick Fitzhardinge.

A moonstar and moving ice at Moraine Lake in the Valley of The Ten Peaks photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Night Skies
A meadow of wildflowers at sunrise in the Purcell Mountains photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Water & Growth
The Canadian Rocky Mountains standing tall with its glaciated summits punctuated by the Freshfield Group at the back photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Summit Splendour
A bald eagle shown from underneath with its wings spread taking off at Spray Lakes in Kananaskis photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Wildlife
A lone lodgepole pine tree framed by a line of arching lodgepole pines during a winter snowstorm on the Bow valley Parkway photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Winter Walks
A trembling aspen tree lit by morning light framing Mt Rundle near Banff photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Fall Foliage
A telephoto shot filling the frame of the feathers on a raven's back photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Abstract & Intimate
Yamnuska reflected in a small waterway in the pre-dawn light during a spectacular sunrise photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Colour
A lone condor flies by the Mt Fitzoy massif in Patagonia photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Atmospheric
Golden sunset light outlines detailed rock features on the face of Abraham Mountain photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
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A lone snow covered tree and streaks of light photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
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A lone snow covered tree and streaks of light photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
Golden sunset light outlines detailed rock features on the face of Abraham Mountain photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
A full rainbow forms over a lone tree in an impressive display of front lighting on a springtime morning photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
A moonstar and moving ice at Moraine Lake in the Valley of The Ten Peaks photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
An intentional camera movement (ICM) photo of fire burnt trees along the Rummel Ridge Trail in winter photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge
Glacial silt build up at the foot of the retreating Peyto Glacier is dried and cracked under a summer smoke haze photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
A trembling aspen tree lit by morning light framing Mt Rundle near Banff photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
A lone lodgepole pine tree framed by a line of arching lodgepole pines during a winter snowstorm on the Bow valley Parkway photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
Sunset light rays catch on a passing rain storm in Tonquin Valley photographed by Nick Fitzhardinge.
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