Playing Hide & Seek with Mount Robson at Sunrise

[@lowellprice6351]

I have been to Mount Robson a dozen times or so. I have never seen it in full view, for it is always shrouded in fog or low clouds. Maybe you will get lucky the next time you visit this beautiful area.

[@keithernest8385]

Thanks for the chuckle. Enjoyed your intro. Good to see you posting videos again. You have some amazing shots. I only wish I had your patience for waiting for the “shot”. I see not the first time that you have waited around ... Morant's Curve. Keith

[@KaitlynMcLachlanPhotography]

Sometimes beautiful views aren't too far off the beaten track 😅. And thanks so much for the praise - especially when I'm on my own I find it far easier to "wait around", as I enjoy the adventure as much as the photographs. It especially helps when it's not freezing, like -25c or colder - which I happen to feature in morants curve in a future video - stayed tuned 😉

[@matthewhenry6281]

I feel your pain on missing that middle range between wide and telephoto. I recently went on a 12 day photo trip with just 2 lenses. On morning of day 2 I broke my wide angle lens. That’s when I really wished I had my 24-105.

[@KaitlynMcLachlanPhotography]

Oh no, there horrible! So sad to hear that but hopefully it didn't ruin the rest of the trip! I'm still feeling how - or if - I'm going to fill in that gap...

[@matthewhenry6281]

Kaitlyn McLachlan It didn’t ruin my trip. Although I was off my game that day. I ordered a used replacement from Adorama and had it delivered to Death Valley. I think when you are on a multi day trip, having some options / backups is a good idea. It could’ve been worse. I could’ve had 2 working lenses but a broken camera body. 😳

[@arvidstorli2501]

:D LOL :)

[@KaitlynMcLachlanPhotography]

It's hard to play hide and seek when you're a giant mountain!

[@arvidstorli2501]

@@KaitlynMcLachlanPhotography Smoke-screen !! The only way :)