I live in Calgary where photography and hiking are my passions. My goal is not only to discover mountains, but also catch unique and remarkable views. When I reach a peak and photograph from it, I try to recreate it exactly on the computer.
The Fairmount Chateau Lake Louise from Mt Saint Piran
View from Kindersley Summit in Kootenay National Park
View from Abbot Ridge in Glacier National Park
Zoomify movie of Athabasca Glacier and Icefield Parkway Panorama
Drag the slider to Zoom in drag the image to pan the photo.
View from Cirque Peak in Banff National Park
Bow Lake from Above
Dolmite Valley
Fryatt Valley in Jasaper National Park
Kootenay Lake from Mt Buchanan
View from the top of Nublet overviewing Mt Assiniboine
Chris standing at the bear hump in Waterton National Park - Self Portrait
Chris on top looking over Banff and at Mt. Rundle
Regarding the technical details for all my panoramas I have been using Manfrotto 303SPH panoramic head. I work with Canon 1Ds Mark II or 5D Mark II with fixed lens (14mm-180mm). I also use Auto Exposure Bracketing, with 3,5,6 or 7 pictures for every single shot, to extend range of definition. I stitch photos in PTGui afterwards and post processing is being done in Photoshop. Pan and zoom versions on my website are being created with Zoomify Design from www.zoomify.com.
Bio: Chris is an amateur photographer currently located in Calgary, AB he loves to scramble to the top of mountains to shoot when ever he can. To see more of his images please visit his web site.