It's either the entrance to Mordor or the fading rays of daylight in Canada's Jasper National Park.
Johnston Creek is a tributary of the Bow River in Canada's Banff National Park. It originates in a glacial valley at an elevation of 8,200 feet above sea level. As the creek approaches the Bow River, it flows through Johnston Canyon. These are the Upper Falls of Johnston Canyon and they are breathtaking.
Moraine Lake, in the Valley of the Ten Peaks of Canada’s Banff National Park.
The leaves were turning, the light was perfect, and the Campbells were great fun to work with at Creekside Park in Gahanna.
